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"As the EU develops its common foreign and security policy, of which the common European security and defence policy is a vital element, the EU undertakes to maintain peace and strengthen international security in line with the principles of the UN Charter, the principles set out in the Helsinki Final Act and the aims of the Paris Charter. This responsibility is stated in Article 11.1 of the Treaty on European Union. It has been confirmed by the Council in drawing up the framework for strengthening the common European security and defence policy since the European Council in Cologne in June 1999 when this process was set in motion.
In addition, in the conclusions from the European Council in Helsinki, and recently in the Military Capabilities Commitment Declaration, which was presented after the conference held in France in November 2000 and which accompanied the presidency’s report to the summit in Nice, it was emphasised that ‘the Union recognises the primary responsibility of the United Nations Security Council for the maintenance of international peace and security.’"@en1
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