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"Mr President, it is indeed good to hear the Council and the Commission restate so firmly the European Union commitment to renewing transatlantic cooperation. There are many areas of work in which the shared values of both partners directly coincide. The United States of America has recently taken the lead in openly encouraging the establishment of democracy in the Arabian Peninsula. The European Union has set up the unique Euro-Mediterranean Partnership: quieter, in-depth work, helping to establish the rule of law and rights-based legislation in North Africa and the Eastern Mediterranean.
Dialogue between these two key actors is not enough. Our whole world is now riven by conflict and insecurity, from weapons of mass destruction, which sadly do exist, to the continued act of genocide in different countries. Our citizens and the world’s citizens are in danger. Full-scale cooperation between the European Union and the United States of America, as well as with other key democracies such as India, is a prerequisite for peace."@en1
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