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It would be desirable to set up joint working groups with the countries concerned to establish, monitor, and adjust individual action plans.
Indeed, in their first-ever joint declaration, Chinese Prime Minister Wen Jiabao, Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi, and South Korean President Roh Moo Hyun issued a plea on the sidelines of the ASEAN summit held in Bali on October 8 for a nuclear-free Korean peninsula.
In September of last year, in a speech at Kazakhstan’s Nazarbayev University, Xi announced the so-called “Silk Road Economic Belt,” a new foreign-policy initiative aimed at boosting international cooperation and joint development throughout Eurasia.
Indeed, having overseen China 2030 – an extraordinary joint report recently produced by the World Bank and China’s own high-level think tank, the Development Research Center – he has a deep understanding of the roadmap that China must embrace.
Suzuki Motor Corporation first entered the Indian market in 1982, when it started a joint venture with Maruti Udyog, an Indian state-owned firm.
These discussions include joint initiatives on maritime security, counterterrorism, weapons proliferation, disaster prevention and management, and energy security.
Suzuki’s joint venture in India suggests that cooperation in high-tech manufacturing is eminently possible.
Indeed, so competent is Olam that when Wilmar, a Southeast Asian firm run by overseas Chinese and a force in its own right in China and across Asia, sought to expand in Africa, it sought out Olam in a joint venture.
The Olam and Wilmar joint venture is, in a sense, symptomatic of the combination of assets from across Asia that can catalyze productive change in Africa.
Bolivia contributed to these joint enterprises not only with resources, but also with previous investments.
And his administration has already insisted that language about climate change be omitted from a joint statement issued by G20 finance ministers.
The deal negotiated between Russia, Ukraine, and the EU regarding the provisional application of the EU Association Agreement offered yet another opportunity to recognize joint interests.
Foreign investors were required to enter into joint ventures with domestic firms and to increase the use of local inputs.
The SCO and Afghan governments adopted a joint statement that expressed support for the efforts of the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) to counter regional narcotics trafficking.
Meanwhile, we Britons should acknowledge that many EU laws and regulations have become our own, and that we share many common goals and joint programs.
My first investment was with a guy I knew from Hungary who was going to create a joint venture to bring CompuServe into Hungary.
COPENHAGEN: The "joint reaction" of 14 European Union governments against their partner – Austria – threatens to weaken the Union at the moment when it faces its greatest challenge: opening its membership to the new democracies of Central and Eastern Europe.
They tried to camouflage their joint action as something that had nothing to do with the EU.
They talked about a "joint reaction" by 14 governments, as if they accidentally happened to put their heads together, as such Orwellian ‘newspeak’ would fool anybody.
America’s historical opposition to hegemony in Asia – included as a joint aim with China in the Shanghai Communiqué of 1972 – remains valid.
It would finance the purchases by issuing European Treasury bills – joint and several obligations of the member countries – and pass on the benefit of cheap financing to the countries concerned.
Modi’s trips abroad brought talk of new business opportunities, a wave of foreign investment, and joint ventures.
Instead of the capability for repulsing a massive attack on its borders, the armed forces need to be able to intervene in and manage crises B whether within or beyond Nato B in joint operations with their closest allies.
Indeed, the reform will give a boost to much closer European defence cooperation by increasing interoperability with major European allies and encouraging joint procurement, joint production and joint management of military investment.
A suitable model for the ESC might be the UN Security Council, which allows concerted or joint action should agreement exist amongst its members.
The expenses and pressure of the dowry system, and the fact that, in most joint families, only sons inherit property and wealth, contribute to this favoritism.
John Williams, President and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, recently argued that the Great Deflation could be beaten only by targeting the price level and nominal national income simultaneously – a New Deal-like approach featuring joint action by the Fed and the government.
The ECB’s willingness to buy ABSs is especially risky and creates a new element of joint liability in the eurozone, with European taxpayers on the hook in the event of a loss.
It’s too bad that, following Trump’s summit with Kim in June, he didn’t consult you before announcing the discontinuation of joint military exercises, while getting nothing in exchange.
In November, the first ever India-China joint naval exercises were held off the Chinese coast.
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