Art.º 11 · Decreto do Governo n.º 82/84

1 -O presente Acordo entrará em vigor na data da sua assinatura e manter-se-á válido por um período de 3 anos.
2 -A validade do presente Acordo será automaticamente prorrogada por subsequentes períodos de 3 anos, salvo se qualquer das Partes o denunciar por escrito com a antecedência de 3 meses.
3 -As disposições do presente Acordo, bem como as de quaisquer protocolos, acordos ou contratos separados concluídos no seu âmbito, manter-se-ão aplicáveis, após o termo da sua validade, a todas as obrigações ou projectos pendentes e não expirados que tenham já sido assumidos ou cuja execução tenha já sido iniciada na vigência do mesmo Acordo.
Feito em Harare em 3 de Julho de 1982, em dois originais, nas línguas portuguesa e inglesa, fazendo ambos os textos igualmente fé.
Pelo Governo da República Portuguesa:
Francisco José Pereira Pinto Balsemão, na qualidade de Primeiro-Ministro.
Pelo Governo da República do Zimbabwe:
R. G. Mugabe, na qualidade de Primeiro-Ministro.
Agreement between the Republic of Portugal and the Republic of Zimbabwe on Economic and Technical Co-Operation.
The Government of the Republic of Portugal and the Republic of Zimbabwe (hereinafter called the Parties):
Desirous of strengthening their ties of friendship and of promoting economic, scientific and technical co-operation between their two countries; and
Aware of the advantages which can arise from such co-operation for both countries;
have agreed as follows:
ARTICLE 1
The Parties shall facilitate and promote, in conformity with the provisions of this Agreement, any form of economic, scientific and technical co-operation that they may deem mutually useful to the economies of their countries.
ARTICLE 2
The economic, scientific and technical co-operation between the two countries shall be effected through separate agreements to be concluded between duly authorized institutions or bodies of the two countries subject to the approval of the two governments and in accordance with the laws and regulations for the time being in force in each country.
ARTICLE 3
The economic, scientific and technical co-operation shall include, among other things, the following activities, having always in view their possible extension to such other forms as may be found mutually useful:
1. a)Co-operation in the promotion of industry, agriculture, science and technology;
2. b)Exchange of personnel for training purposes in technical schools, scientific and other institutions, factories and other production centres in each country, grant of scholarships, etc.;
3. c)Co-operation in scientific research between scientific institutions and bodies of the two countries, and exchange of information and scientific publications;
4. d)Co-operation in projects of common interest including acquisition of licences and exchange of scientific and technical expertise;
5. e)Provision of the service of experts;
6. f)Exchange and giving of technical documentation and, where applicable, necessary equipment, including the exchange of information;
7. g)Co-operation in ensuring the optimal harnessing of their tourist potential and instituting exchange of tourists between their two countries.
  ARTICLE 4
  In order to establish periodically the volume and conditions of the co-operation and to review the progress thus made, the representatives of the Parties shall meet alternately in each country as and when necessary. The decisions of these meetings shall be subject to the approval of the competent authorities of both countries.
  ARTICLE 5
  The Parties hereby designate their respective Ministries of Foreign Affairs as the appropriate organs for the purpose of implementing this Agreement and matters related thereto.
  The Parties shall have the right to designate in writing at any time any appropriate body, organization or Ministry for the effective execution of any aspect of co-operation under this Agreement.
  ARTICLE 6
  The terms and conditions of service of the experts and trainees and of all other forms of co-operation mentioned in article 3 above shall be agreed upon in each case between their respective representatives in individual agreements or protocols contemplated in article 2 of this Agreement. Where necessary or desirable these terms and conditions shall also provide against the disclosure of such documents, data or information as may be acquired by the recipient Party.
  The Parties shall not cede or otherwise disclose any such documents, data or informations to any third Party without the written consent of the other.
  ARTICLE 7
  The personnel involved in any assignment under this Agreement shall comply with the laws and regulations for the time being in force in either country.
  ARTICLE 8
  This Agreement shall not prejudice the validity of, or obligations arising from, any international convention, treaty or protocol signed by either Party.
  ARTICLE 9
  The Parties agree to resolve any disputes arising from this Agreement by mutual negotiation.
  ARTICLE 10
  Any amendment to this Agreement shall be made by written consent of the Parties.
  ARTICLE 11
1 -This Agreement shall come into force on the date of its signature, and shall remain valid for a period of three years.
2 -The validity of this Agreement shall be automatically renewed for further periods of three years unless terminated by either Party by a three months written notice.
3 -At the termination of this Agreement, its provisions and the provisions of any separate protocol, accord, contract or agreement made in that respect shall continue to govern any unexpired and existing obligations or projects assumed or commenced thereunder.
Done at Harare on this 3rd day of July 1982, in two originals, in the Portuguese and English languages, both copies being equally authentic.
For the Government of the Republic of Portugal:
Francisco José Pereira Pinto Balsemão, na qualidade de Primeiro-Ministro.
For the Government of the Republic of Zimbabwe:
R. G. Mugabe, na qualidade de Primeiro-Ministro.

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