Common use of Scope and Objectives Clause in Contracts

Scope and Objectives. 1. The Parties recognise the importance of cooperation in the development and management of infrastructure, as a means to overcome the supply-side constraints and strengthen regional integration. 2. The Community support and cooperation for infrastructural development shall take account of priority development areas as articulated in the respective ESA States’ national and regional development programmes. 3. The scope of cooperation in infrastructure will cover the development of physical infrastructure, namely transport, energy, information technology and communication.

Scope and Objectives. 1. The Parties recognise the importance of cooperation in the development and management of infrastructure, as a means to overcome the supply-side constraints and strengthen regional integration. 2. The Community support and cooperation for infrastructural development shall take account of priority development areas as articulated in the respective ESA States’ national and regional development programmes. 3. The scope of cooperation Cooperation in infrastructure will cover the development of physical infrastructureinfrastructure namely, namely transport, energy, energy and information technology and communication.

Scope and Objectives. 1. The Parties recognise the importance of cooperation in the development and management of infrastructure, as a means to overcome the supply-side constraints and strengthen regional integration. 2. The Community support and cooperation for infrastructural development shall take account of priority development areas as articulated in the respective ESA States’ ' national and regional development programmes. 3. The scope of cooperation in infrastructure will cover the development of physical infrastructure, namely transport, energy, information technology and communicationcommunication technology.

Scope and Objectives. 1. The Parties recognise the importance of cooperation in the development and management of infrastructure, as a means to overcome the supply-side constraints and strengthen regional integration. 2. The Community UK support and cooperation for infrastructural development shall take account of priority development areas as articulated in the respective ESA States’ ' national and regional development programmes. 3. The scope of cooperation in infrastructure will cover the development of physical infrastructure, namely transport, energy, information technology and communicationcommunication technology.