This amendment seeks to establish a legal basis on international cooperation to contribute to solving current situations such as e.g. where exporters in third countries and in the EU are obliged to apply controls to transfers of dual-use items in the single market (when third countries' laws impose re-export rules within the single market of dual-use items imported), to allow for mutual recognition of export authorisations and therefore to greatly facilitate joint industrial projects or research projects in particular with third countries members of international export control regimes or listed in the current GEA, and to allow for the a ...[+++]doption of EU-wide specific export control rules that would be applicable to the technologies developed in the EU in the context of EU-financed international programmes involving third countries and would also cover access through intangible means to those technologies.

To facilitate Parliament's role in controlling and co-legislating in this policy area, Amendment 15 seeks to establish a legal basis on international cooperation to contribute to solving current situations such as e.g. where exporters in third countries and in the EU are obliged to apply controls to transfers of dual-use items in the single market (when third countries' laws impose re-export rules within the single market of dual-use items imported), to allow for mutual recognition of export authorisations and therefore to greatly facilitate joint industrial projects or research projects in particular with third countries members of inte ...[+++]rnational export control regimes or listed in the current GEA, and to allow for the adoption of EU-wide specific export control rules that would be applicable to the technologies developed in the EU in the context of EU-financed international programmes involving third countries and would also cover access through intangible means to those technologies.

Croatia is currently running both export credit insurance and financing programmes.

[15] In addition to CFP financial instruments other support may be provided by instruments such as PROEURINVEST (an EU-ACP partnership programme for the promotion of investment and technology flows in the ACP countries), ESIP (an EU-SADC Investment Programme) which is complementary and closely co-ordinated with PROEURINVEST, or the Investment Facility (jointly monitored by the EIB and the Commission) may encourage and support investments and inter-enterprise co-operation agreements in the fishing industry in ACP countries, by raising the quality of local production and exports ...[+++] or by providing adequate resources for investment financing.

This package of measures will be financed in ACP rice exporting nations on a national basis, by agreement of both Parties, through specific sectoral programmes in accordance with programming rules and methods and in the short term through unallocated EDF resources after a decision of the Council of Ministers.

3. The Community is prepared to provide sufficient funds to finance during the preparatory period, in consultation with the ACP sector concerned, an integrated sector-specific programme for the development of ACP exporters of rice which could in particular include the following measures: