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2005/690/EC: Council Decision of 18 July 2005 on the… CHAPTER 4 — Cooperation in the fields of education and culture

Article 77–Article 78 · 2 articles

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Article 77

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This Agreement shall aim to promote the exchange of information and cultural cooperation, taking account of bilateral schemes in the Member States. Greater knowledge and better mutual understanding of the respective cultures will be promoted. Special attention must be paid to promoting joint activities in various fields, including the press, cinema and television, and to encouraging youth exchange schemes. This cooperation could cover the following areas: — literary translation, — conservation and restoration of monuments and sites of historical and cultural interest, — training of persons working in the cultural field, — exchanges of artists and works of arts, — organisation of cultural events, — raising mutual awareness and disseminating information on important cultural events, — encouragement of cooperation in the audiovisual field, particularly training and co-production, — distribution of literary, technical and scientific journals and publications.

Article 78

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The aim of cooperation in the field of education and training shall be to: (a) contribute to the improvement of the education and training system, including vocational training; (b) place special emphasis on giving the female population access to education, including technical training, higher education and vocational training; (c) develop the level of expertise of senior staff in the public and private sectors; (d) encourage the establishment of lasting links between specialist bodies on the Parties' territories in order to pool and exchange experience and methods.

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