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I therefore look forward to continued close dialogue with Parliament.

A regular dialogue shall take place on the issues covered by this Chapter.

Some of our Asian partners are more interested in having a predominantly economic dialogue, letting the political dialogue lag behind.

The Union will also be proposing a mechanism that will enable us to pursue regular dialogue on the Convention and will open this up to all parties concerned.

The Parties agree to maintain a regular political dialogue that shall accompany and consolidate these elements.

Only on this basis can we maintain the dialogue and the cooperation.

When you lend them money, and they slowly pay you back over time, you have this excuse to have an ongoing dialogue.

Economically, socially, culturally and politically, we must have an extensive dialogue with China.

To that end, the Parties agree to conduct a regular economic dialogue aimed at

We want to keep open the channels for dialogue with Israel.

For example Münster College of Technology organ ized a very successful scheme with Humberside Col lege.

I also hope that, in the future, we shall be able to conduct a similar open dialogue with the Commission regarding development within this sector.

The Parties agree to maintain a regular dialogue at officials level on counter terrorism.

But we must make a special effort to keep up a dialogue with Muslims and include them in European societies.

There is no justification at all for maintaining the dialogue if no progress is being made.

In order to bring all this about, it is essential to maintain an intensive political dialogue to implement the principles of the CSCE.

When implementing that strategy, we will seek to pursue a constructive dialogue with the Government of Malaysia on these issues.

Quite clearly, over and above natural political differences political dialogue must exist, a political dialogue between people and organisations that respect and defend the values of democracy and freedom.

MARÍN, Vice President of the Commission. (ES) Madam President, I should like to begin by congratulating Mr Musso on his excellent report and by thanking Mr Guermeur for kindly presenting it, because we believe that this report is in line with what all the Community institutions have defended in general terms in the field of human rights.

All Euro Mediterranean partners are now used to having a permanent dialogue and to working together.

Such dialogue may be implemented by an exchange of information on the legislation of each Party with regard to the matters referred to in paragraph 1 as well as on the implementation of such legislation.

In order to face and solve these problems the Community needs to engage in an effective dialogue with Member States and Parliament.

Naturally, it is in the interest of the Council that we have a functioning informal dialogue with Parliament on these issues.

Nevertheless, we will continue to maintain a dialogue with the European Parliament on this subject.

We cannot have a frank political dialogue with China without having an equally frank exchange about human rights.

We cannot, however enter into the kind of dialogue that the proponents of violence are calling for, as that kind of dialogue is not permissible in a democratic and open society.

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Having dialogue does not necessarily imply that we always agree, or that we agree on everything.

In parallel with this, the Council has always shown its willingness to maintain an open and constructive dialogue on all the issues of common interest.

Therefore it considers it more appropriate at this time to maintain a robust dialogue with the Government as well as constant international and public pressure.

We need a dialogue on human rights, we need a dialogue on weapon sales, we need a dialogue on economic development.

Finally, I would like to note that I am pleased that constructive consultation with the Group of the Party of European Socialists was possible in order to come to an acceptable compromise.

We did not agree on all of them, but there would be no point in having a dialogue if we saw everything identically.

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This system of dialogues that was established at the time certainly includes the Transatlantic Business Dialogue, but also includes a Transatlantic Consumer Dialogue, a Transatlantic Labour Dialogue and a Transatlantic Environment Dialogue the business aspect being one of the pillars of this dialogue, which includes three others.

There will be a need for complements and Parliament, with its amendments, is already charting the course towards them, in a certain sense.

Lastly there are the partner countries, countries that are the source of immigrants and asylum seekers and with which we must maintain a constant dialogue.

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