Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2007-05-22-Speech-2-392"
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"en.20070522.30.2-392"2
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"This report by Mr Brok is an important step forward in European common foreign and security policy. With the successive development of European Industrial Union, Social Union – as part of the European social model – Economic and Monetary Union and the adoption of the single currency, Europe is now ready and must move to develop and project a united stance on foreign policy issues.
This is beginning to happen. Europe has adopted a distinct stance on the Israel-Palestine conflict, Iran and the Korean Peninsula, all in my opinion with their commitment to dialogue and critical engagement far more appropriate than the confrontational and one-sided unbalanced approach of the Bush Administration.
Our first CFSP venture into Asia has been a resounding success with the EU-brokered peace deal in Aceh being overseen by the joint EU-ASEAN Aceh Monitoring Mission, which observed the decommissioning of arms, the resettlement of combatants – on both sides – and the removal of non-organic troops, all of which led to the historic elections last December that saw the former GAM combatant and prisoner of the Government in Indonesia in Banda Aceh elected Governor. We will continue to aid and assist this peace process to consolidate this success.
Now it is time for Europe to express itself more strongly in the Korean Peninsula. (...)"@en1
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"(Written statement abbreviated pursuant to Rule 142(7))"1
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