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Finally, we must gradually build up a security and defence identity.
Thirdly, we need a European security and defence identity to complete the Common Foreign and Security Policy.
You clearly state at a number of points that the goal is a defence identity.
There is repeated reference to concepts such as a defence identity, or the Petersberg missions that we are obliged to carry out.
The Petersberg Tasks can become the launching pad for a European security and defence identity.
Europe would have its own defence identity within the framework of NATO, but the Defence Community would cooperate closely with the United States of America.
I believe that it is helpful andnecessary for us to build a common security and defence identity for Europe.
The Titley report wants Europe's security and defence identity to be asserted- I am with him up to this point- but he goes on to say that this should be within NATO, which I find very disappointing!
According to the Washington Declaration, the European security and defence identity is open to all NATO countries.
It is even going one step further by opening the way for a European armaments policy within the framework of a European security and defence identity.
Adequate arrangements for the development of a European Security and Defence identity within NATO were agreed at Washington in 1999 and subsequently.
The new Constitution- the new Constitutional Treaty- will help us to consolidate that security and defence identity.
Mr President, it goes without saying that the development of a European security and defence identity will have a huge impact on the three countries which joined NATO last year: Poland, the Czech Republic and Hungary.
The transatlantic alliance can only be maintained in the long term if a proper European defence identity is introduced.
WEU is an essential element of the development of the European Security and Defence Identity within the Atlantic Alliance and will accordingly continue its efforts to strengthen institutional and practical cooperation with NATO.
It also underlines the need to give form to the European security and defence identity which the Berlin Summit.
When we are talking about defence identity and link this to the protection of independence and the territorial integrity of a territory, I do not believe anyone in this House will dispute that the prime responsibility for this lies with the Atlantic Alliance, NATO, in the foreseeable future as well.
These times really docall for decisiveness and action, with the ultimate objective of promoting the defence identity of the European Union.
They could thus be implemented in the short term as an initial response to the problems facing the defence-related industries andas a first contribution towards the framing of a European security and defence identity.
More thorough consideration needs to be given here to the implications of the conclusions of NATO's North Atlantic Council meeting on 3June1996,which set the objective of developing a European security and defence identity within the Alliance, an important feature of which is the possibility of operations including NATO resources but led by the WEU.
I can respect this opinion. But how can such respect be compatible with a progressive agenda when it comes to the European security and defence identity?
It also emphasizes the importance of trying to get a common armaments policy, because,without an effective technological base, we can never have an effective European defence identity, while at the same time recognizing that we are concerned about disarmament.
On 14.11.95 WEU Ministers approved and transmitted to the EU a WEU contribution to the IGC on the experience acquired since Maastricht(regarding both WEU's relations with the EU and with NATO andits operational development) and on the possible future development of the European Security and Defence Identity.
Secondly, over the course of a number of years,I have witnessed the surprising fact that many of our partners want the European Union to have a uniform foreign policy and defence identity which is better defined and more powerful.
Although some people in the Netherlands would like to take over the British role when it comes to desperately hanging on to the Atlantic relationship, and I mean the former British role, this is surely not comparable with the issues at large in neutral,non-aligned EU Member States regarding the European security and defence identity.
Unfortunately Britain's big stick- its armed forces- is being merged into the euphemistically named European Defence Identity, i.e. a European army.
What is more, as Minister for Foreign Affairs, I had the honour of signing some of the instruments through which Portugal committed itself to building that very same identity, and in particular our membership of Eurofor and of Euromarfor,which represented the first steps my country took towards actively participating in a common security and defence identity.
Mr President, Mr President-in-Office of the Council, Secretary of State, Mr President of the Commission, ladies and gentlemen,the European Union has, since the Cologne Extraordinary Summit in June 1999, possessed a European security and defence identity which, for the first time, is truly worthy of the designation'common.
The Commission sees new challenges for the EU defence industry,in the context of the definition of a European security and defence identity.
Who would have said a year ago that Finland would be the country which would preside over the European Union at a time when it was taking such a decisive step in terms of security and defence identity?