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And the new policy may yet help to foster a more unified external energy policy through the new pan-European agency and increased co-operation among network operators.

Italy has a long tradition of informal co-operation among clusters of companies operating in the same industry, but a law introduced in 2009 has made it easier to formalise this by contract.

They concern the machinery used for co-operation among governments.

When defence minister between 2006 and 2009 he improved co-operation among Colombia's feuding security forces.

Under the treaty, the keenest member countries may push ahead with defence co-operation among themselves.

Co-operation among the European Union's 28 national police forces is often patchy.

Even so, there is a lot of co-operation among the competitors.

That said, traditions of co-operation among state, unions, employers and schools took generations to evolve in Germanic countries.

Speaking at Foreign Office questions in the Commons, Hague said co-operation among opposition groups was improving, but there was "much more to do", PA reports.

Willetts added that a manned mission to Mars would need co-operation among the world's major powers, with Britain playing a leading role as a co-ordinator.

It requires strong international co-operation, among multilateral and regional entities, including UN Women, to empower women and girls and put an end to the atrocities.