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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 7830

27 October 2000
Contents Publication in full By article 42 / 51
ECONOMIC INTERPENETRATION / (eu) automobile equipment

The Japanese automobile group NISSAN MOTOR has announced the sale of 14% of the equipment manufacturer NIHON PLAST (steering wheels, airbags; turnover 68.7 billion yens for the financial year ending in March 2000 with about one thousand employed) to the Spanish group DALPHI METAL, for an undisclosed amount. NIHON PLAST will take on 10% of the DALPHI METAL capital. The NISSAN group will, "for now", hold on to its 12.6% stake in NIHON PLAST.

Contents

THE DAY IN POLITICS
(EU) EU/SWEDEN: Solana in Sweden to prepare forthcoming Presidency
(EU) EU/COLOMBIA: EU confirms its intention to back peace efforts in Colombia through a "substantial" European programme, at meeting of Support Group in Bogota
(EU) EP/IVORY COAST:
(EU) EU/SERBIA:
(EU) EP/DEATH PENALTY: Mr Patten explains EU's position - Calls for pressure on United States, where 1999 has been a "dark year", say parliamentarians
(EU) EP/ESDP/SOCIALIST GROUP:
GENERAL NEWS
(EU) EP/2001 BUDGET: Parliament voted sufficient credits for Serbia, Balkans and Mediterranean countries, without formally requiring, at this stage, revision of budgetary perspective - Council must now react
(EU) EU/CHINA: Bilateral negotiations on China's accession to the WTO over
(EU) EU/CEEC: Union budgetary support for countries candidates for membership could soon begin (except for Romania), if necessary administrative structures are rapidly put in place
(EU) CORRECTION:
(EU) EP/TELECOMMUNICATION: Liberalisation of fixed local networks take place at start of 2001 - Mr Liikanen underlines importance of event
(EU) EP/DISASTERS: Parliament calls for EU solidarity following floods in Italy and Spain
(EU) EP/ACP: Parliament calls for operational measures towards countries involved in conflicts in Africa - Criticism of Member State policies
(EU) EP/HONG KONG: Mr Patten reassures MEPs on the subject of special administrative region
(EU) EP/SAKHAROV PRIZE: 200 Sakharov prize awarded to Basta Ya
(EU) EP/IMMUNITY:
(EU) EP/COMPETITION/STATE AID: European Parliament opposed to any "re-nationalisation" of competition policy and insists on transparency in State aid
(EU) EP/SOCIAL: EP approves new Social Agenda, calling for it to be strengthened, especially through legislative initiatives (but dropping certain demands of the rapporteur)
(EU) EU/COMPETITION: Commission send letter statement of objections to Hutchison Atlantic and Port of Rotterdam because they did notify acquisition of ECT
(EU) COURT OF FIRST INSTANCE: A Norwegian salmon exporter receives damages from the European Commission in an anti-dumping case
(EU) EU/ENVIRONMENT: Commission act against Spain and Ireland for failure to cooperate in dealing with environmental complaints
(EU) EU/"MAD COW":
(EU) EU/BIO-ETHICS: Towards a European Agency statute for the European Group on Ethics? Opinion being prepared on human embryo and patentability
(EU) EU/HUMANITARIAN AID: Echo grants 11 million euro to for persons displaced by conflicts in Afghanistan and Africa
(EU) EU/SINGLE MARKET: European Economic and Social Committee calls on Stockholm Summit to adopt, on Commission proposal, a multi-annual plan 2001-2005 for simplifying Single Market rules
(EU) EU/ENERGY: Seven first Community awards for development of renewable energies are presented
(EU) EU/HUNGARY: EIB grant EUR 100 million loan to Hungarian oil and gas company Mol
(EU) EU/POSTAL SERVICES: Partisans of postal service liberalisation campaign in Brussels, opponents in Strasbourg
ECONOMIC INTERPENETRATION
(EU) Automobile equipment:
(EU) Telecommunications:
(EU) Public works buildings:
(EU) Aluminium:
(EU) Banks:
(EU) Banks:
(EU) Electronics:
(EU) Agri-food:
(EU) Agri-food:
(EU) Tobacco:
(EU) Brokerage:
(EU) Privatisation:
(EU) Agri-food sector:
(EU) Automobile equipment:
(EU) Distribution:
(EU) Banks:
(EU) Insurance:
(EU) Materials:
(EU) Restoration:
(EU) Telephony:
(EU) Information technology:
(EU) Information technology:
VALUE OF THE EURO IN DIFFERENT CURRENCIES 26/10/2000: