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Resolution of the Ministers for Culture meeting within the Council of 7 June 1991 on the temporary access of artists of European Community origin to the territory of the United States of America
Date: 1991-06-07
Institutions: Representatives of the Governments of the Member States
Subjects: United States, admission of aliens, artistic profession, free movement of persons













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41991X0719(01)

Resolution of the Ministers for Culture meeting within the Council of 7 June 1991 on the temporary access of artists of European Community origin to the territory of the United States of America  


Official Journal C 188 , 19/07/1991 P. 0002 - 0002 





RESOLUTION OF THE MINISTERS FOR CULTURE MEETING WITHIN THE COUNCIL  of 7 June 1991  on the temporary access of artists of European Community origin to the territory of the United States of America  (91/C 188/02)THE MINISTERS FOR  CULTURE, MEETING WITHIN THE COUNCIL,   Considering that the freedom of movement of performing artists both within and without the frontiers of the Community is an essential condition for the development of their careers,   Bearing in mind the reform of temporary immigration procedures adopted by the United States Congress on 27 October 1990 which deals in particular with the granting of entry visas to performing artists,   Concerned that in establishing measures for implementing this law, the American Administration should take account of the wish expressed by many artists, organizers of events and others in the entertainment industry for greater flexibility,  simplification and speeding-up of the procedures for granting visas,   Recalling that the Member States of the Community have always accorded favourable treatment for access to their territory to nationals of the United States, and in particular to their artists,   ACKNOWLEDGE the intention of the Government of the United States to clarify and relax the conditions for granting temporary visas to performing artists,   REQUEST that from the outset of the preparatory stage for implementing the new law of 27 October 1990, the Government of the United States show due consideration for the proposals and wishes expressed by the sector concerned in the European Community,    HOPE that by this means the Government of the United States will play its role in the development of a genuine world market for the live performing arts, distinguished by the requisite spirit of reciprocity, in particular between the United States and  the European Community,   INVITE the Commission to take account of this common concern and of any approaches made by Member States to the Government of the United States.
Resolution of the Council and the Ministers for Culture meeting within the Council of 7 June 1991 on the training of arts administrators
Date: 1991-06-07
Institutions: Council of the European Union, Representatives of the Governments of the Member States
Subjects: adult education, civil servant, cultural organisation, cultural policy













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41991X0719

Resolution of the Council and the Ministers for Culture meeting within the Council of 7 June 1991 on the training of arts administrators  


Official Journal C 188 , 19/07/1991 P. 0001 - 0002 





RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL AND THE MINISTERS FOR CULTURE MEETING WITHIN THE COUNCIL  of 7 June 1991  on the training of arts administrators  (91/C 188/01)THE COUNCIL AND THE MINISTERS FOR CULTURE MEETING WITHIN THE COUNCIL,   Having regard to their resolution of 27 May 1988 which singled out training in the arts field as one of four priority sectors,   Having regard to the plan of action proposed by the Commission in its communication on vocational training in the arts field, as well as their conclusions of 19 November 1990 on that subject,   Whereas the extension of the sphere of cultural activity, the closer relationship brought about with the economic aspects of development and the diverse levels at which it must be carried out and sustained (regional, inter-regional, transfrontier, as  well as national and international), generate a need for improved training for all those involved in the promotion of the arts,   Convinced that, in addition to institutions and organizations, those involved in the promotion of the arts, especially in arts administration and management, will have an important part to play, following the impetus provided by political leaders, in  European cultural cooperation in the years to come and that for this reason special attention must be paid to their training,   Recognizing the efforts already made in this area both by national authorities and international organizations such as the Council of Europe and Unesco,   Aware of the need to develop active cooperation in this area with third countries, including those of Central and Eastern Europe, as envisaged in the draft Association Agreements with those countries and in the Phare programme,   Wishing to see further development of the part already taken by the training of arts administrators in Community programmes such as Erasmus,   EMPHASIZE the importance which they attach to the training of arts, administrators,   AGREE to give active encouragement under existing programmes to initiatives in this area at European level, involving:  - the exchange and circulation of information about such training,   -the mobility of arts administrators,  -networks of training centres for arts administrators,   CALL UPON the Commission to cooperate more closely with the Council of Europe and Unesco so as to develop concrete measures to strengthen the European dimension of such training.
Resolution of the European Coal and Steel Community Consultative Committee on the current negotiations with a view to the creation of a European economic area (adopted unanimously at the 292nd Session held on 7 June 1991)
Date: 1991-06-07
Institutions: Consultative Committee of the European Coal and Steel Community
Subjects: EFTA countries, EU Member State, European Economic Area, competition, economic support, free movement of goods













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Resolution of the European Coal and Steel Community Consultative Committee on the current negotiations with a view to the creation of a European economic area (adopted unanimously at the 292nd Session held on 7 June 1991)  


Official Journal C 197 , 26/07/1991 P. 0002 - 0003 





RESOLUTION OF THE EUROPEAN COAL AND STEEL COMMUNITY CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEE  on the current negotiations with a view to the creation of a European economic area  (adopted unanimously at the 292nd Session held on 7 June 1991)  (91/C 197/02)THE ECSC CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEE,   Having heard the reports of its Subcommittees for General Objectives and Markets and Prices,   Having taken note of the declarations made by the representative of the Commission,   1. SUPPORTS the Commission's policy approach of widening and deepening cooperation between the EFTA countries and the Community in the steel sector, thus going beyond the scope of the free trade agreement currently in force;   2.CONSIDERS that the observance of identical rules by all steel industry undertakings is indispensable in order to ensure conditions of fair competition on the Community steel market, where EFTA countries already occupy a very important position since  their deliveries represent 40 % of all Community imports;   3.CONSIDERS, nevertheless, that closer cooperation between EFTA and the ECSC must be achieved on the basis of complete reciprocity. Any unilateral concession by the Commission would be unjustified and prejudicial. The performance of EFTA undertakings  is, from the technological, economic and organizational point of view, comparable to that of Community undertakings;   4.REQUESTS:  - that undertakings in EFTA countries be subject to the same rules and controls concerning subsidies and competition as those with which Community undertakings must comply,  -that these undertakings supply information identical to that which their counterparts in the ECSC countries are obliged to provide concerning statistics, investments and market trends;   5.INSISTS as regards the EFTA countries, on the necessity of maintaining the following for as long as their steel undertakings are not subject to the same rules and controls as their Community counterparts:  -current provisions on rules of origin, in order to avoid any circumventing of the regulations on monitoring trade and on competition,  -the possibility, under Article VI of the General Agreement of Tariffs and Trade (GATT), of taking anti-dumping and countervailing actions;   6.HOPES that the Commission will inform the Committee in good time of developments in the current negotiations with the EFTA countries.