Scope and Means Sample Clauses

Scope and Means. 1. Cooperation shall be carried out by means of instruments, resources and mechanisms available to the Parties to that end, according to the rules and procedures in force, and through the bodies of each Party competent to execute cooperation relations, including those regarding trade-related cooperation. 2. Pursuant to paragraph 1, the Parties may use instruments such as exchanging information, experience and best practices, technical and financial assistance, and the joint identification, development and implementation of projects, among others.
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Scope and Means. 1. To achieve the objectives referred to in Article 5.1, the Parties attach particular importance to cooperation initiatives aimed at:
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Scope and Means. Cooperation shall be carried out by the bodies responsible for co-operation relations, including those falling under the scope of this title, by means of the instruments, resources and mechanisms available by the Parties to that end, in conformity with the rules and procedures in force. In particular, the Parties may use different instruments, such as exchanging information, experience and best practices, technical and financial assistance, and the joint identification, development and implementation of projects, among others. Article XX.3: Competences of the Trade Committee in relation to the cooperation provided for in this Chapter The Parties shall attach particular importance to following up the cooperation measures put in place to contribute to the optimal execution and making the most of the benefits of the Agreement. The tasks of the Trade Committee responsible for following up the Agreement shall include following up and, where appropriate, providing stimulus and guidance in relation to the main aspects of cooperation within the framework of the objectives indicated in Art XX1.2. The Trade Committee may address recommendations to the competent bodies of each Party that are responsible for the programing and execution of cooperation. TITLE XIII
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Scope and Means. The first 4 phases of the Work Programme having been completed, the following activities will form the basis of the fifth phase:
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