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| Provisional programme of the Informal Meeting of Ministers of Defence (22-23 March - Zaragoza) Political dialogue and economic cooperation at centre of Granada meeting The Joint Council of the European Union and the countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) is negotiating an agreement which should step up economic relations between the two parties. Almond trees in blossom in the Basque Country photo efe Illuminating the Shadows of Forgotten Times Cycle of cultural events devoted to Juana I of Castile. Declaration of the EU on Mano River Union Summit (26 February 2002) Declaration by the Presidency on behalf of the European Union on Mano River Union Summit (Brussels, 26 February 2002) Aznar urges Cypriot Government to make progress in reunification talks The President of the European Council has met in Nicosia with the President of the Republic of Cyprus, Glafkos Klerides, and in La Valeta with the Prime Minister of Malta, Edward Fenech. Declaration by the President of the European Council, Jos� Mar�a Aznar, following his lunch with the President of Cyprus, Glafkos Klerides Nicosia, 26/02/2002 Spanish EU Presidency supports market competition (26/02/2002) Speaking at the opening of European Competition Day, Spanish Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for the Economy Rodrigo Rato has underlined that the Spanish Presidency will promote the Lisbon process in order to achieve greater market integration and competitiveness. Meeting of EU Education Ministers in Granada The EU Education Ministers are to tackle the most important items on the immediate agenda and the education issues to be discussed at the Barcelona Council. Piqu� underlines �unanimous� support for Pastrana from EU, US and international community �President Pastrana is absolutely right,� President of the EU Council and Spanish Foreign Minister Josep Piqu� has said in Washington. Making the most of Granada�s cultural treasures Throughout its history, Granada has been shared by very different cultures. Phoenicians, Greeks and Carthaginians have trodden its streets, but it was the Muslims who left the most beautiful stamp on the city. |
Documentos por Tem�tica/Tipo Contenido Provisional programme of the Informal Meeting of Ministers of Defence (22-23 March - Zaragoza)
Political dialogue and economic cooperation at centre of Granada meeting <i>The Joint Council of the European Union and the countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) is negotiating an agreement which should step up economic relations between the two parties.<i/> Almond trees in blossom in the Basque Country <i>photo efe</i> Illuminating the Shadows of Forgotten Times <i>Cycle of cultural events devoted to Juana I of Castile.</i> Declaration of the EU on Mano River Union Summit (26 February 2002) <i>Declaration by the Presidency on behalf of the European Union on Mano River Union Summit (Brussels, 26 February 2002)</i> Aznar urges Cypriot Government to make progress in reunification talks <i>The President of the European Council has met in Nicosia with the President of the Republic of Cyprus, Glafkos Klerides, and in La Valeta with the Prime Minister of Malta, Edward Fenech.</i> Declaration by the President of the European Council, Jos� Mar�a Aznar, following his lunch with the President of Cyprus, Glafkos Klerides Nicosia, 26/02/2002 Spanish EU Presidency supports market competition (26/02/2002) <i>Speaking at the opening of European Competition Day, Spanish Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for the Economy Rodrigo Rato has underlined that the Spanish Presidency will promote the Lisbon process in order to achieve greater market integration and competitiveness.</i> Meeting of EU Education Ministers in Granada <i>The EU Education Ministers are to tackle the most important items on the immediate agenda and the education issues to be discussed at the Barcelona Council.</i> Piqu� underlines �unanimous� support for Pastrana from EU, US and international community <i>�President Pastrana is absolutely right,� President of the EU Council and Spanish Foreign Minister Josep Piqu� has said in Washington. </i> Making the most of Granada�s cultural treasures <i>Throughout its history, Granada has been shared by very different cultures. Phoenicians, Greeks and Carthaginians have trodden its streets, but it was the Muslims who left the most beautiful stamp on the city.</i>
