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Parteneriatul Estic: ntrebri i rspunsuri
Eastern Partnership: Questions and Answers
Anul publicarii: 2013
Pagini: 10
Cuvinte cheie: parteneriatul estic, ,
Acces: PDF , On-line
Limba: Rusa, Engleza,
Pliantul ofer rspunsuri la ntrebri frecvente care apar ca rezultat al evolutiei Par
teneriatului Estic.
Care este valoarea adugat a Parteneriatului Estic (PaE)? Cum func?ioneaz n practic? C
are sunt acordurile de asociere ?i ZLSAC? Care este finan?area total disponibil pe
ntru ?rile partenere? Aceste ntrebri au rspunsul ntr-un nou pliant produs de Centrul
de Informare UE pentru Vecintate a fost lansat naintea Summit-ului Parteneriatului
Estic de la Vilnius, care va avea loc n perioada 28-29 noiembrie.
Pliantul, explic de asemenea, modul n care Parteneriatul trateaz aspectele legate d
e securitate, modalitatea n care Rusia poate beneficia de integrarea ?rilor din P
arteneriat n economia european largita, ?i ofer rspunsuri la alte ntrebri frecvente c
are apar ca rezultat al evolutiei Parteneriatului Estic.
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What is the added value of the Eastern Partnership (EaP)? How does it work in pr
actice? What are Association Agreements and DCFTAs? What is the overall financin
g available for partner countries? These questions are answered in a new Q & A l
eaflet produced by the EU Neighbourhood Info Centre Eastern Partnership: Questio
ns and Answers, released ahead of the EaP Summit in Vilnius on 28-29 November.

The leaflet also explains how the Partnership addresses security issues, how Rus
sia can benefit from the integration of the EaP countries into the wider Europea
n economy, and offers answers to other most frequent questions that arise as the
Eastern Partnership evolves.

The Eastern Partnership (EaP) is a joint initiative of the EU and Eastern Europe
an partner countries that brings the eastern neighbours closer to the EU. Six co
untries participate in the EaP Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, a
nd Ukraine with 2.5 billion available from the EU Budget over the period 2010-13,
and a further 4.1 billion leveraged from European Financial Institutions through
the Neighbourhood Investment Facility (NIF).