1. To achieve a harmonious and integrated development of the sub-regional
transport and communications network and to progressively prepare a joint
policy, Member States shall:
a) promote the integration of transport and communications infrastructures;
b) coordinate the various modes of transport in order to increase their efficiency;
c) progressively harmonize their transport and communications laws and
regulations;
d) encourage the use of local material and human resources, the standardization
of networks and equipment, the investigation and popularization of infrastructural
construction techniques and of adapted equipment and materials;
e) expand and modernize transport and communications infrastructures by
mobilizing the necessary technological and financial resources;
f) promote sub-regional industry in the field of transport and communications
equipment;
g) organize, structure and promote the sub-regional sector of passenger and
goods transport activities.
2. Accordingly, Member States shall:
a) prepare coordinated programmes for structuring the road transport sector;
b) prepare plans for improving and reorganizing the different railways systems of
Member States with a view to their interconnection, and construct new railways;
c) harmonize:
- their international sea and river transport policies;
- their air transport policies;
- their work on the training and further training of specialist cadres in
transport and communications;
d) modernize and standardize their equipment in order that all Member States
may be linked with one another and with the exterior by scheduled flights.
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In force from 18-10-1983
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