These include in particular the TRACECA corridor in Central Asia, the trans-African networks[10] as well as networks linking Europe with Asia, developed by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific and the European Conference of Ministers of Transport.

At the Tripoli ministerial conference on migration and development of November 2006, EU and African Ministers committed to "a partnership between countries of origin, transit and destination to better manage migration in a comprehensive, holistic and balanced manner, in a spirit of shared responsibility and cooperation".

– having regard to the Declaration and plan of action on African Commodities adopted by the Conference of Ministers of Trade of the African Union held in Arusha on 21 - 23 November 2005,

– having regard to the Declaration and plan of action on African Commodities adopted by the Conference of Ministers of Trade of the African Union, held in Arusha, 21 - 23 November 2005,

- having regard to the African Union's Ministerial Declaration on EPA Negotiations made at the 3rd Ordinary Session of the AU Conference of Ministers of Trade, Cairo, 5- 9 June 2005,

(4) These principles are recognised in the United Nations Convention of 1979 on the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women, the United Nations Convention of 1989 on the rights of the child, the Vienna Declaration of 1993 on the elimination of violence against women, the Declaration and Platform of Action adopted at the IVth Conference on women held in Beijing in 1995, the Declaration and the Plan of Action against the sex trade and the exploitation of minors adopted at the Stockholm Conference in 1996, and the Lisbon Declaration of 1998 on youth policies and programmes of the world conference of ...[+++]ministers of youth.