Traducción de «solución de comercio por internet » (Español → Inglés) :

I. whereas in March 2014 the US Department of Commerce’s National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) announced its intention to transfer the internet supervision functions of the IANA (Internet Assigned Numbers Authority) to the global multistakeholder community before the expiry of the current contract between the NTIA and the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) in September 2015; whereas a balanced solution for this ...[+++]transition has to be found in time and should result in a system that cannot be subject to capture and manipulation, thereby continuing to ensure a stable internet;

2. Considers some new technologies as enablers of change and as potentially beneficial to fundamental freedoms, human rights and business opportunities; believes that the European Union should include internet and digital freedoms in future trade negotiations as enablers of human rights; calls on the Council and the Commission, in the context of free trade agreements, to consider the possibility of implementing objective and transparent safeguards aimed at preserving unrestricted access to the open internet and ensuring the free flow of information and related services in accordance with existing legislation; calls, further, for a str ...[+++]ategy to promote secure, independent software and hardware solutions for the promotion of active democratic participation in society by citizens, in particular internet users engaging in online trading;

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actively contribute to the Action Plan for Ageing Well in the Information Society through appropriate initiatives including the development of national action plans; report progress, including on relevant targets of the Riga declaration (notably halving by 2010 internet usage and digital literacy gaps of elderly people and realising web-accessibility of public websites), as part of the envisaged reporting on e-Inclusion, as part of the envisaged i2010 European e-Inclusion Initiative, at the end of 2008; clarify rules and regulations affecting ag ...[+++]eing well solutions and cooperate with the Commission in analysing market barriers; take into account the needs of the older age-group population as well as the potential it creates for new markets and services when establishing their national research policies and programmes, in particular with a view to the e-inclusion of the elderly; stimulate cooperation of all stakeholders at the national and European levels, visibility of existing solutions and exchange of good practices, including demonstrations of the available services and actions in Europe; mobilise and support local and regional authorities, given their important role in the delivery of social and health solutions for elderly people and encourage cooperation and interoperability to increase economies of scale; mobilise financial incentives for research, innovation and market uptake.

joint work on the fight against terrorism including implementation of the Code of Conduct agreed in 2005 with a particular focus on technical issues such as reinforcing international cooperation on criminal matters and combating the use of internet for terrorism purposes; liberalisation of trade in services and the right of establishment, establishment of a dispute settlement mechanism, regulatory convergence and enhanced investment to further deepen ...[+++]economic integration: launching the first year of Euro-Mediterranean Inter-Cultural Dialogue; Ministerial conferences on the Information Society, Industry, Trade, Tourism and Employment: further co-operation between North and South partners to help the latter with low-lying coastal areas endangered by climate change in fields such as: early warning, technology transfer and capacity building; further implementation of the action plan agreed by the first ministerial meeting on strengthening the role of women in society in Istanbul in 2006.

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