That included proactive participation in the Council of European National Top Level Domain Registries (CENTR) meetings and workshops; the chairmanship of the CENTR-IGF working group which led to the successful submission of the regional organisations workshops at the annual IGF meetings in 2013 and 2014; participation in ICANN meetings and involvement in the ccNSO working groups on IDN Policy Development Process; chairmanship of the ICANN ccNSO Strategy and Operating Plan working group since 2014; the partnership with UNESCO; coo ...[+++]peration with ICANN for sharing EURid best practices among Middle East registries and registrars; yearly classes on Internet governance at the College of Europe in Bruges and at the Scuola S. Anna in Pisa.

20. Supports the adoption at the EU-US Economic Ministerial Meeting of the joint EU-US Work Programme for the implementation of the Economic Declaration, which contains concrete activities in eleven areas to move forward transatlantic economic integration; calls, however, on both partners to engage in genuine implementation and deepening of this joint Work Programme with a greater and more ambitious sense of direction, long- term strategic objectives and a detailed timetable for the implementation of joint actions and projects that takes into account the specific role of independent regulatory agencies; notes in this respect that stakeholders from the already established transatlantic dialogues, including consumer ...[+++]groups, unions and environmental groups, should be more actively involved in the process of monitoring and reviewing the Economic Initiative and Work Programme;

- Participating in OECD, where two new Working Parties have been established: the OECD-WP on Manufactured Nanomaterials, under the Joint Chemicals Meeting (section 6); and the OECD-CSTP-WP on Nanotechnology.[21]

In the Annex to Decision No 2/2003 of the Joint Committee on Agriculture of 21 October 2003 concerning the setting-up of the working groups and the adoption of the terms of reference of those groups shall, as regards the Working Group on PDOs and PGIs, the section ‘Working Group on “PDO and PGI”’ is replaced by:

The Commission has monitored and, where relevant, participated in the activities of the relevant international organisations, such as the Council of Europe (Working group on biomedical research, which is drafting a protocol on biomedical research; Working group on biotechnology; Working group on human genetics, which is drafting a protocol on human genetics; and Steering Committee on Bioethics), UNESCO and the UN.

A specific Working Group dealing with mobility has been set up with a double mandate: it acts as the group of experts on mobility responsible for monitoring the implementation of the 2001 Recommendation and at the same time as the working group contributing to objectives 3.4 (Mobility) and 3.5 (European co-operation) of the "Education and Training 2010" work programme.