Sentence examples for technical co-operation from inspiring English sources

Ziggy Garewal, country director of the Agency for Technical Co-operation and Development (Acted), which operates in Badakhshan, said most NGOs had already banned their expatriate workers from going out into the field.

Ghana, Zimbabwe and Mozambique have been given credit and signed a technical co-operation agreement.

It points to rows over the environment, trade, border regimes and technical co-operation.

He forged an alliance with Iran, which offered opaque "technical co-operation".

But this week America was at pains to stress North Korean technical co-operation.

Mr Hu also attended the signing of an agreement on economic and technical co-operation.

Chen Yunlin, China's most senior Taiwan negotiator, visited Taichung in central Taiwan in December to sign three technical accords (covering co-operation on fishing, industrial standards and the quarantine of agricultural products).

Progress on scaling up health interventions in low-income countries to narrow the health equity gap often requires technical and financial co-operation (bi-lateral and/or multi-lateral) with the international community, a shared commitment to realising health rights, exemplified by what we term the global right to health norm.

Two years after it was first announced in Washington by George Bush and Manmohan Singh, India's prime minister, the two countries have concluded negotiations on the terms of a technical agreement governing that co-operation.

The NFMA operates mainly in developing countries, particularly in Tropical forests, and technical, financial, and institutional co-operation and support is often needed.

Protocol on technical scientific and economic co-operation in the field of agriculture between the Government of the Republic of Turkey and the Government of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia.