Statement released jointly by the Foreign Ministers of Germany, France, and Poland outlining Europe's upcoming trajectory
The European Community is at the heart of Europe and is seen as the core for its continued integration. This is a crucial time for the continent as it embarks on new forms of coexistence, addressing the challenges of the industrial age that demand collective solutions within the European space.
The natural desire of all peoples to realize democracy, prosperity, and security can only be achieved through the united forces of the whole of Europe. This sentiment is echoed across the continent, with Poland, Germany, and France bearing significant responsibility for shaping future-proof European neighborhood structures.
The preservation of Europe's rich cultural heritage is a common goal. A comprehensive policy of cooperation in the areas of culture, education, science, media, and exchange programs is being implemented to ensure the preservation and enrichment of this valuable heritage.
The importance of weaving cooperation networks across once-dividing borders on all levels and in the breadth of life is emphasized. This is not just about connecting states, but about connecting peoples, fostering a sense of unity and shared destiny.
The North Atlantic Alliance and the Western European Union (WEU) continue to play significant roles in European stability. Their presence is vital in maintaining peace and security, particularly in light of the changing geopolitical landscape. Close cooperation with the United States and Canada remains indispensable for European security.
The Council of Europe, as a guarantor of human rights, democracy, and the rule of law, continues to gain importance. Its role in upholding these fundamental values is increasingly crucial in a world where they are under threat.
The 1991 conference in KrakΓ³w, where a common European political initiative was developed and the foundations for a comprehensive cultural collection in Europe were laid, is a significant milestone in European history. However, the specific countries that participated in this conference are not widely documented in the available search results.
In conclusion, the European Community's further integration is a key strategy for addressing the challenges of the industrial age and ensuring the prosperity, democracy, and security of its peoples. This integration is being facilitated through close cooperation on various levels, from security and cultural preservation to human rights and democratic values. The future of Europe lies in its unity and cooperation.
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