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ker je konkurenca med EU in pacifiškimi državami omejena, saj veliko večino izvoza EU predstavlja predvsem blago, ki ga pacifiške države ne proizvajajo, vendar pogosto potrebujejo za neposredno porabo ali kot surovine za domačo industrijo,
whereas there is limited competition between the EU and the Pacific states, since the vast majority of EU exports consist mainly of goods that the Pacific states do not produce but often need, either for direct consumption or as inputs for domestic industry,
ker sta ribištvo in z njim povezane dejavnosti ter industrija največja možnost za povečanje izvoza v prihodnosti, če se ribolov izvaja na okoljsko trajnosten način,
whereas fisheries and fisheries-related activities and industries show significant potential for future export increase, provided fisheries are conducted in an environmentally sustainable manner,
ker morajo biti nova pravila trgovanja oblikovana tako, da bodo podpirala razvoj domačih panog ter varovala pred izčrpavanjem virov in podnebnimi spremembami, poleg tega pa jih bo morala spremljati večja podpora za pomoč, povezano s trgovino,
whereas new trade rules must be devised with the aim of supporting the development of domestic industries and sheltering them from resource depletion and climate change, and whereas these rules must be accompanied by increased support for trade-related assistance,
ker je cilj pomoči za trgovino okrepitev zmožnosti držav v razvoju, da izkoristijo nove trgovinske možnosti,
whereas the objective of Aid for Trade is to strengthen developing countries' capacity to take advantage of new trade opportunities,
ker so bila na pogajanjih med EU in državami AKP dosežena nova izboljšana in prožnejša pravila o poreklu, ki bodo državam AKP prinesla znatne koristi, če se bodo izvajala ustrezno, ob polnem upoštevanju namena sporazuma in ob upoštevanju omejenih zmožnosti teh držav,
whereas the EU and the ACP countries have negotiated new, improved and more flexible rules of origin which will bring considerable benefits if implemented appropriately, in full accordance with the purpose of the agreement and with due regard for the reduced capacity levels of those countries,
ker odstopanje od pravil o poreklu v začasnem sporazumu o gospodarskem partnerstvu krije celotno verigo proizvodnje, od pridobivanja surovin do predelave, trženja in izvoza,
whereas the derogation from the rules of origin in the interim EPA covers the entire production chain, from extraction of raw materials to processing, marketing and export,
ker veliko povpraševanje po proizvodih iz tuna pomeni, da imajo ti proizvodi posebne značilnosti – kot je hitro odzivanje na odstopanje v ceni – kar je privedlo do tega, da so bili na mednarodnem trgu opredeljeni kot „občutljivi proizvodi“, kar je treba upoštevati v vseh trgovinskih pogajanjih,
whereas the high demand for tuna products means the latter have specific characteristics – such as responding rapidly to price variations – which have led them to be classified on the international market as ‘sensitive products’, something that needs to be taken into account in all trade negotiations,
ker Komisija za ribištvo zahodnega in srednjega Pacifika (WCPFC) (mednarodna organizacija, ki je odgovorna za zagotavljanje, da so ribji staleži na tem območju trajnostni) poroča, da so tretje države – še posebej Kitajska –, ki vlagajo v velike industrijske projekte v Papui Novi Gvineji, od vzpostavitve novih pravil o poreklu bistveno povečale svoje ribolovne zmogljivosti na tem območju in da kaže, da se bo to nadaljevalo, zaradi česar se bo povečala nevarnost prekomernega izkoriščanja ribjih staležev,
whereas the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission (WCPFC), the international organisation responsible for making sure that fish stocks in the area are sustainable, has reported that third countries – in particular China – which have been investing in large-scale industrial projects in Papua New Guinea since the establishment of the new rules of origin have massively increased their fishing capacity in the area, and that this is set to continue, increasing the risk of over-exploitation of fish stocks,
meni, da bi morali trgovinski odnosi med to regijo in EU spodbujati in povečati trgovino, trajnostni razvoj in regionalno povezovanje ter hkrati spodbujati diverzifikacijo gospodarstva in zmanjšanje revščine; opozarja, da morajo začasni sporazumi prispevati k uresničevanju razvojnih ciljev tisočletja;
Believes that trade relations between this region and the EU should promote and increase trade, sustainable development and regional integration, while promoting economic diversification and poverty reduction; points out that the IEPA must contribute to the achievement of the MDGs;
poudarja, da pozitiven zaključek pogajanj o začasnem sporazumu o gospodarskem partnerstvu s Papuo Novo Gvinejo in Fidžijem kaže na močno zanimanje EU za ohranjanje tesnih gospodarskih odnosov na visoki ravni s pacifiškimi državami; upa, da bo ta začasen sporazum o gospodarskem partnerstvu, ki je zdaj omejen na dve državi, utrl pot širšemu sporazumu, ki bo obsegal tudi druge države pacifiškega območju;
Stresses that the positive outcome of the IEPA negotiations with Papua New Guinea and Fiji shows that the EU has a strong interest in continuing to maintain close, high-level economic relations with the Pacific states; hopes that this IEPA – now limited to two countries – may pave the way for a broader agreement that includes other countries in the Pacific area;
poudarja, da je namen začasnega sporazuma o gospodarskem partnerstvu ohraniti odprt trg za izvoze iz Papue Nove Gvineje in Fidžija ter omogočiti pogajanja o celovitem sporazumu o gospodarskem partnerstvu, če bi tako želele zadevne države;
Stresses that the IEPA is aimed at keeping the market open for exports from Papua New Guinea and the Republic of the Fiji Islands and allowing negotiations on a comprehensive EPA if so desired by the states concerned;
opozarja, da sta Papua Nova Gvineja in Fidži – edini pacifiški državi AKP, katerih izvoz v EU je omembe vreden – tudi edini državi pacifiške regije, ki sta se za sedaj odločili za sklenitev sporazuma, druge članice te skupine pa so zaradi manjše trgovinske menjave z EU sklenile, da tega ne bodo storile;
Points out that Papua New Guinea and the Republic of the Fiji Islands – the two Pacific ACP countries with any significant exports to the EU – are the only members of the Pacific regional grouping to have entered into the agreement so far, with other members of that grouping choosing not to sign because of their lower levels of trade in goods with the EU;
opozarja, da medtem ko se začasni sporazum lahko upošteva kot prva faza postopka, je v pravnem smislu popolnoma neodvisen mednarodni sporazum, ki ne vodi samodejno k celovitemu sporazumu o gospodarskem partnerstvu ali k temu, da vse prvotne podpisnice začasnega sporazuma o gospodarskem partnerstvu podpišejo celoviti sporazum o gospodarskem partnerstvu;
Recalls that, whilst the IEPA can be regarded as a first step in the process, in legal terms it is a completely independent international agreement that may not automatically lead either to a full EPA or to all the initial signatories of the IEPA signing the full EPA;
opozarja institucije in vlade EU, da ne sklenitev ne odpoved sklenitve sporazuma o gospodarskem partnerstvu ne sme povzročiti, da bi se država AKP znašla v slabšem položaju, kot so ji ga zagotavljale trgovinske določbe sporazuma iz Cotonouja;
Reminds the EU institutions and governments that neither the conclusion nor the renunciation of an EPA should lead to a situation in which an ACP country finds itself in a position less favourable than the one it was in under the trade provisions of the Cotonou Agreement;
poudarja, da morebitna privolitev Parlamenta k podpisu začasnega sporazuma o gospodarskem partnerstvu ne določa vnaprej stališča Parlamenta v zvezi s privolitvijo k celovitemu sporazumu, saj se v postopku sklenitve obravnavata dva različna mednarodna sporazuma;
Stresses that Parliament's possible consent to an IEPA does not predetermine its position on consent to a comprehensive EPA, since the conclusion procedure relates to two different international agreements;
opozarja, da je resničen regionalen trg bistvena podlaga za uspešno izvajanje začasnega sporazuma o gospodarskem partnerstvu – in podobno morebitnega prihodnjega celovitega sporazuma – ter da sta regionalno povezovanje in sodelovanje bistveni za socialni in gospodarski razvoj pacifiških držav; meni, da je treba pri izvajanju to upoštevati;
Recalls that a genuine regional market is an essential basis for successfully implementing the IEPA – and, similarly, any future full EPA – and that regional integration and cooperation are essential for the social and economic development of the Pacific states; believes that this must be taken into account in the context of implementation;
poudarja, da so posebne določbe o pravilih o poreklu ribiških proizvodov namenjene razvoju predelovalne ribiške industrije na kopnem v pacifiških državah AKP, kar bo ustvarilo lokalna delovna mesta in prihodek;
Stresses that the purpose of the specific provisions on rules of origin for fisheries products is to develop onshore fish processing capacity in the ACP Pacific states, so as to generate local employment and income;
opozarja, da je začasni sporazum o gospodarskem partnerstvu utrl pot za razvoj industrijskih projektov v Papui Novi Gvineji, kot je pacifiško pomorsko industrijsko območje v Madangu, ki naj bi v dveh letih proizvedlo več kot 400.000 ton konzerviranega tuna;
Points out that the interim EPA has paved the way for the development in Papua New Guinea of industrial projects such as the Pacific Marine Industrial Zone in Madang, which is expected to produce more than 400 000 tonnes of canned tuna over two years;
v tem okviru je zaskrbljen zaradi ukrepov, kot je nedavni pregled okoljske zakonodaje organov Papue Nove Gvineje, kar v praksi opušča zahtevo za predložitev okoljskih poročil za takšne projekte in ovira obravnavo ugovorov;
Is concerned and alarmed, in this context, by measures such as the Papua New Guinea authorities' recent review of environmental legislation, which in practice waives the requirement to submit environmental reports for such projects and hinders the claims process;
poudarja, da je ribiška industrija glavni vir zaposlovanja za ženske v pacifiški regiji; meni, da bi morala Komisija zagotoviti tehnično, politično in finančno pomoč, da bi izboljšala možnosti zaposlovanja za ženske v pacifiških državah;
Highlights the importance of the fisheries industry as a primary source of employment for women in the Pacific region; believes that the Commission should provide technical, political and financial assistance in order to improve employment opportunities for women in the Pacific states;
je zaskrbljen, da podatki WCPFC kažejo, da so tretje države povečale ribolovne zmogljivosti v teh pacifiških vodah in da zato obstaja nevarnost nezakonitega, neprijavljenega in nereguliranega ribolova ter čezmernega ribolova, kar ne pomaga k trajnostnemu razvoju lokalne ribiške industrije;
Notes with concern that WCPFC data show that third countries have increased their fishing capacity in these Pacific waters, and that there is therefore a risk of illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing and over-fishing, which are not conducive to the sustainable development of the local fisheries industry;
poudarja, da čeprav imata Papua Nova Gvineja in Fidži omejene ribolovne zmogljivosti in zato omejene zaloge rib, v celoti pridobljene v teh državah, in omejene predelovalne zmogljivosti na kopnem, je odstopanje od pravil o poreklu za predelane ribiške proizvode, ki ga Papua Nova Gvineja dejavno uporablja, povzročilo, da je postala država pravo središče za predelavo ogromnih količin tuna različnih porekel (tudi s Filipinov, Tajske, Kitajske, iz Združenih držav Amerike in Avstralije); opozarja na dejstvo, da lahko odstopanje od pravil o poreklu povzroči nestabilnost industrije EU za predelavo in konzerviranje rib;
Stresses that even though Papua New Guinea and Fiji have limited fishing capacity and therefore a limited supply of wholly obtained fish and limited on-land processing capacity, the derogation from the rules of origin for processed fishery products, which is being actively used by Papua New Guinea, has turned that country into a genuine hub for the processing of huge quantities of tuna from a variety of sources (including the Philippines, Thailand, China, the United States and Australia); draws attention to the fact that the derogation from the rules of origin may have a destabilising effect on the EU's fish processing and canning industry;
poziva Komisijo, naj Parlamentu kar najhitreje predloži poročilo o teh posebnih vidikih ribiškega sektorja v pacifiških državah, pa tudi o upravljanju ribjih staležev v Pacifiku, vključno s praksami trajnostnega razvoja; poziva Komisijo, naj brez odlašanja začne posvetovanja iz člena 6(6)(d) protokola II, priloženega začasnemu sporazumu o gospodarskem partnerstvu, in sproži začasni preklic posebnih določb o pravilih o poreklu, če bi poročilo o oceni dokazalo nestabilnost industrije EU za predelavo in konzerviranje rib;
Calls on the Commission to present to Parliament as soon as possible a report on these specific aspects of the Pacific states' fisheries sector and on the management of fish stocks in the Pacific, including sustainable development practices; calls on the Commission to initiate without delay the consultations provided for in Article 6(6)(d) of Protocol II annexed to the IEPA, and to enact the suspension of the exceptional arrangements regarding the rules of origin in the event that the assessment report demonstrates a destabilising effect on the EU's fish processing and canning industry;
poudarja, da je treba takšno poročilo o izvajanju posebnih pravil o poreklu pripraviti leta 2011, tj. tri leta po obvestitvi Papue Nove Gvineje o sprejetju pravil v Uredbi (ES) št. 1528/2007, in da bi moralo obravnavati ekonomske, socialne in okoljske vplive, ki bi jih omejevanje oddajanja del in nabave po vsem svetu imelo na prebivalstvo Papue Nove Gvineje, zlasti na obalne skupnosti; v zvezi s tem zahteva takojšnje informacije o mandatu tega poročila in o tem, ali bodo pred pripravo poročil prišlo do posvetovanja z vsemi zainteresiranimi in prizadetimi stranmi, vključno z organizacijami civilne družbe na Papui Novi Gvineji;
Points out that such a report on the implementation of the special rules of origin must be prepared in the course of 2011, i.e. three years after notification to Papua New Guinea of the adoption of the rules in Regulation (EC) No 1528/2007, and that it should look at the economic, social and environmental impact of the global sourcing derogation on the population of Papua New Guinea, particularly coastal communities; in that connection, asks for immediate information about the terms of reference of this report and as to whether all stakeholders and affected parties, including civil society organisations in Papua New Guinea, will be consulted in the run-up to the report;
poziva Fidži, naj upošteva priporočila mednarodne skupnosti in izvaja prakse dobrega vodenja; meni, da bi tak korak moral privesti do sprostitve finančne pomoči za sektor sladkorja na Fidžiju; priznava, da je ta denar za podporo sektorja sladkorja nujno potreben, saj je ta sektor na Fidžiju glavni vir zaposlovanja;
Encourages Fiji to take on board the recommendations of the international community and to implement good governance practices; believes that such steps should result in the release of financial assistance for the sugar sector in Fiji; recognises that this money is badly needed in order to support the sugar sector, which is a key source of employment in Fiji;
poudarja, da bi moral biti kakršen koli sporazum o gospodarskem partnerstvu sprejet pod pogojem, da vse ustrezne politične skupine v Republiki Fidži sprejmejo načrt za demokratične volitve;
Stresses that any regional EPA should be made contingent on approval by all the relevant political groupings in the Republic of the Fiji Islands of a roadmap to democratic elections;
priporoča prilagodljiv, asimetričen in pragmatičen pristop k potekajočim pogajanjem o celovitem sporazumu o gospodarskem partnerstvu; vztraja, da se v celoviti sporazum vključi poglavje o razvojnem sodelovanju;
Recommends a flexible, asymmetric and pragmatic approach to the ongoing negotiations on a comprehensive EPA; insists upon the inclusion of a development cooperation chapter in the comprehensive EPA;
poudarja, da bo sporazum morda vplival tudi na odnose med pacifiško regijo in njenima najbližjima in največjima trgovinskima partnericama, Avstralijo in Novo Zelandijo, ter da je treba zagotoviti, da določbe sedanjega sporazuma ne bodo ovirale prihodnjih trgovinskih sporazumov s temi državami;
Points out that the agreement may also have implications for relations between the Pacific region and its closest and largest trading partners, Australia and New Zealand, and that it must be ensured that the stipulations of the current agreement do not act as an impediment to future trade agreements with those countries;
ponovno poudarja, da mora sporazum o gospodarskem partnerstvu podpirati razvojne cilje, politike in prednostne naloge pacifiških držav, ne samo po svoji strukturi in vsebini, temveč tudi po načinu in duhu njegovega izvajanja;
Recalls that the EPA must be supportive of the development objectives, policies and priorities of the Pacific states, not only in its structure and content, but also in the manner and spirit of its implementation;
opominja na sprejetje strategije EU za pomoč trgovini oktobra 2007, v kateri je zaveza k povečanju sredstev za skupno pomoč EU, povezano s trgovino, in sicer na 2 milijardi EUR letno do leta 2010 (1 milijardo EUR prispeva Skupnost in 1 milijardo EUR države članice); vztraja, naj pacifiška regija prejme ustrezen in pravičen delež te pomoči;
Recalls the adoption, in October 2007, of the EU Strategy on Aid for Trade, with a commitment to increase collective EU trade-related assistance to EUR 2 billion annually by 2010 (EUR 1 billion from the Community, and EUR 1 billion from the Member States); insists that the Pacific region receive an appropriate and equitable share of this assistance;
poziva, naj se čim prej opredeli in priskrbi pacifiški delež sredstev pomoči trgovini; poudarja, da morajo to biti dodatna sredstva in ne le sredstva Evropskega razvojnega sklada s spremenjeno namembnostjo, da morajo ustrezati prednostnim nalogam Papue Nove Gvineje in Fidžija, pa tudi širše pacifiške regije, njihovo izplačevanje pa mora biti pravočasno, predvidljivo in v skladu z urniki izvajanja nacionalnih in regionalnih strateških razvojnih načrtov;
Calls for early determination and provision of the Pacific region's share of the Aid for Trade resources; stresses that these funds should be additional resources, and not merely a repackaging of EDF funding, that they should be in keeping with the priorities of Papua New Guinea and the Republic of the Fiji Islands, as well as those of the wider Pacific region, and that their disbursement should be timely, predictable and in line with the execution schedules of national and regional strategic development plans;
poziva Komisijo, naj se glede na zaveze Svet s septembra 2007 v zvezi s sporazumom o trgovinskih vidikih pravic intelektualne lastnine (TRIPS) in dostopnostjo zdravil, v okviru sporazuma o gospodarskem partnerstvu ne pogaja o določbah TRIPS plus, ki so povezane s farmacevtskimi proizvodi in vplivajo na javno zdravje in dostop do zdravil, naj ne zahteva spoštovanja oziroma sprejetja obveznosti iz pogodbe o sodelovanju na področju patentov in pogodbe o patentnem pravu, naj se vzdrži vključevanja določb direktive 2004/48/ES UL L 157, 30.4.2004, str.
Calls on the Commission, in view of the commitments made by the Council in September 2007 in connection with the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property (TRIPS) Agreement and access to medicines, not to negotiate pharmaceutical-related TRIPS-plus provisions affecting public health and access to medicines in the EPA, to refrain from requesting adherence to or acceptance of the obligations of the Patent Cooperation Treaty and the Patent Law Treaty, to refrain from incorporating the terms of Directive 2004/48/EC OJ L 157, 30.4.2004, p.
izraža nadaljnjo podporo celovitemu sporazumu o gospodarskem partnerstvu med Evropsko skupnostjo in pacifiškimi državami; se strinja, da bistvena vprašanja za pogajanje vključujejo:
Expresses its continued support for a comprehensive EPA between the EU and the Pacific states; agrees that the key issues that must be negotiated include:
pravice intelektualne lastnine, ki zajemajo tradicionalno znanje in zahodne tehnološke izdelke;
intellectual property rights, encompassing traditional knowledge as well as western technological artefacts;
preglednost vladnih naročil z odprtostjo za evropske izvajalce, vzpostavljeno, ko to ustreza potrebam pacifiških držav;
transparency of government procurement, with openness to EU contractors triggered at a point appropriate to the needs of the Pacific states;
delovne vizume, ki morajo biti državljanom pacifiških otokov na voljo za obdobje najmanj 24 mesecev, da lahko delajo kot negovalci ali v podobnih poklicih;
working visas, which must be made available to Pacific Island nationals for periods of at least 24 months to enable them to work as ‘carers’ or in similar professions;
vseeno pa zahteva, da si Komisija še naprej prizadeva za sklenitev obsežnejšega sporazuma ter išče dostopne in izvedljive druge rešitve, ki bodo zajamčile dostop na trg in bodo v skladu s pravili WTO, ob domiselni uporabi vseh možnosti teh pravil, vključno z oprostitvijo obveznosti, za države, ki se ne želijo zavezati podpisu začasnega oziroma celovitega sporazuma o gospodarskem partnerstvu;
Requests, nevertheless, that the Commission continue to work for a more comprehensive agreement and to seek possible alternatives that are accessible and viable and which guarantee market access in accordance with WTO rules, making creative use of all the flexibility available under those rules, including waivers, for those countries not wishing to commit to one or both of the IEPA and the full EPA;
meni, da bi moral biti s celovitim sporazumom o gospodarskem partnerstvu ustanovljen parlamentarni odbor za spremljanje izvajanja sporazuma, in da mora biti sestava odbora na strani EP usklajena s sestavo skupnega parlamentarnega odbora Cariforum-EU;
Takes the view that, under the comprehensive EPA, a parliamentary committee should be established to monitor the implementation of the agreement, and that the composition of this committee on the EP side should be in line with that of the Cariforum-EU Joint Parliamentary Committee;
poudarja, da mora tako začasni sporazum o gospodarskem partnerstvu kot tudi celoviti sporazum o gospodarskem partnerstvu vsebovati klavzulo o pregledu, ki predvideva neodvisno obsežno oceno učinkov, vključno z gospodarskim, socialnim in okoljskim učinkom ter stroški in posledicami izvajanja, ki jo je treba izvesti v roku treh do petih let po podpisu sporazuma; poudarja, da mora klavzula o pregledu začasnega in celovitega sporazuma vsebovati določbo, da so vse podpisnice na osnovi omenjene ocene učinkov upravičene uveljavljati to klavzulo o pregledu; zahteva, da so Evropski parlament in parlamenti pacifiških držav udeleženi v morebitnem pregledu sporazuma;
Stresses that both the IEPA and the comprehensive EPA should incorporate a review clause envisaging an independent global impact assessment that includes the economic, social and environmental impact and the costs and consequences of implementation, which should be carried out within three to five years of the signature of the agreement; stresses that the review clause of the IEPA – and, subsequently, that of the EPA – should contain the provision that all signatories are entitled to invoke it on the basis of the aforementioned impact assessment; requests that the European Parliament and the parliaments of the Pacific states be involved in any review of the agreement;