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Opening remarks by President of the European Council Herman Van Rompuy at the 16th EU-Ukraine Summit

Preben Aamann

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It is a pleasure to welcome you to Brussels for the 16th EU-Ukraine Summit – the third during your tenure as President and your second Summit in Brussels. The timing of this Summit is good: Four months ago you held Parliamentary elections and the new Ukrainian Government has taken office with challenging tasks ahead of it. On the EU side we have formulated our position, based on internal consensus, on the way ahead in the EU’s relations with Ukraine. Let me state from the outset that the EU's position is based on the continued strong commitment to its policy of engagement with Ukraine aimed at achieving political association and economic integration. We acknowledge Ukraine’s European aspirations and we welcome your European choice. As you know, such a choice and the special relation it entails implies a commitment to shared values: human rights, democracy, fundamental freedoms and the rule of law must be upheld.

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It is a pleasure to welcome you to Brussels for the 16th EU-Ukraine Summit – the third during your tenure as President and your second Summit in Brussels. The timing of this Summit is good: Four months ago you held Parliamentary elections and the new Ukrainian Government has taken office with challenging tasks ahead of it. On the EU side we have formulated our position, based on internal consensus, on the way ahead in the EU’s relations with Ukraine. Let me state from the outset that the EU's position is based on the continued strong commitment to its policy of engagement with Ukraine aimed at achieving political association and economic integration. We acknowledge Ukraine’s European aspirations and we welcome your European choice. As you know, such a choice and the special relation it entails implies a commitment to shared values: human rights, democracy, fundamental freedoms and the rule of law must be upheld.

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It is a pleasure to welcome you to Brussels for the 16th EU-Ukraine Summit – the third during your tenure as President and your second Summit in Brussels. The timing of this Summit is good: Four months ago you held Parliamentary elections and the new Ukrainian Government has taken office with challenging tasks ahead of it. On the EU side we have formulated our position, based on internal consensus, on the way ahead in the EU’s relations with Ukraine. Let me state from the outset that the EU's position is based on the continued strong commitment to its policy of engagement with Ukraine aimed at achieving political association and economic integration. We acknowledge Ukraine’s European aspirations and we welcome your European choice. As you know, such a choice and the special relation it entails implies a commitment to shared values: human rights, democracy, fundamental freedoms and the rule of law must be upheld.

Key concepts: Summit, Political science, Ukrainian, Democracy, Position (finance), State (computer science), Government (linguistics), Politics

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