European Union

Europe Unification isn’t an artificial work, made only by technocrats; it is the fruit of a political decision which is supported by long intellectual, moral and spiritual traditions.
In 1950, May the 9th, Robert Schuman, the French Minister of the Foreign Affairs announced that France proposes the creation of a Coal and Steel European Community (CECO). Later, this announcement were called “Schuman Declaration”, and it was the fundamental stone of a European construction.
The Declaration is based on four key elements and which represent the essence of European construction:
The guarantee of a political peace and of economical reconstructions.
Common actions of France and Germany; historical reconciliation.
The guarantee of cooperation between European countries.
The interests unification of European people.
The first principle refferes to the importance of the common institutions and of the rulers which govern them for the guarantee of political peace and economical reconstruction.
Nowadays, Europe has got a active Parlament, democratic elected, a Commision, a Ministers Council which take common decisions for all the citizens and a Justice Court.
The contribution, which can bring an organized and functional Europe to the civilization is indispensable for the mention of the peace relations.
The second principle reflects the necessity to combine an ambitions vision with a pragmatic and gradual progress.
The essence of the political message consists of reconciliation spirit between the former enemies France and Germany, and the common objective of the six founder members of CECO: the construction of an Europe of peace.
The third principle is the recognize of the fact that the process of European integration must be open, through the guarantee of cooperation between European nations.
The fourth principle affirms that the European people represents more than a simple common market; they form a community of interests.
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