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". I wish to express my appreciation to the three rapporteurs. NATO’s role in Europe’s security architecture has proved to be essential, not only up until now, but also offers real prospects for the rest of the 21 century. I feel that the European Union and NATO must cooperate with each other, avoiding any potential rivalry. Powerful, productive transatlantic relations can provide the best guarantee for peace, security and stability in Europe, along with respect for the principles of democracy, human rights, the rule of law and good governance. We are at an historic juncture when transatlantic cooperation has become vital with a view to jointly drawing up a new security strategy for the European Union and the new strategic concept for NATO. At the NATO summit held in Bucharest in April 2008, the allies welcomed the political role which the European Union can have if it develops an action capability in the area of security and defence. The Partnership for Peace promoted by NATO and the Eastern Partnership project promoted by the European Union are of vital importance to the development of democracy and the rule of law, as well as for the transition to an efficient market economy in certain countries in the Black Sea region."@en1
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