Ministers called for a reinforcement of the international dimension in the Cannes declaration on EU audiovisual cooperation of 2006 (.pdf).
The international aspects of audiovisual policy cover five main areas:
- EU Enlargement
- European Neighbourhood Policy
- trade relations: the World Trade Organisation and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
- promotion of cultural diversity (UNESCO)
- cooperation in audiovisual policy
Other multilateral fora
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The revised Audiovisual Media Services Directive creates a media framework for Europe's digital decade.
The MEDIA strand of the Creative Europe programme is designed to support European film and other audiovisual industries.
The European Film Forum is a platform for a structured dialogue between policy makers and stakeholders in the audiovisual sector.
The Media and Audiovisual Action Plan (MAAP) aims to boost European media and help maintain European cultural and technological autonomy in the Digital Decade.