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2005

U.S.-EU Summit

EU leaders stood next to the President posed for photo: left to right: Javier Solana,; Jean-Claude Juncker, President Bush, and Jose Manuel Barrosso President Bush (June 20, Washington DC): "During the conversation, our talks reminded me about the importance of our partnership and the fact that this partnership is based on common values and shared aspirations; a partnership that really has helped build a Europe that is whole, free and at peace. The United States continues to support a strong European Union as a partner in spreading freedom and democracy and security and prosperity throughout the world. My message to these leaders and these friends was that we want Europe strong so we can work together to achieve important objectives and important goals." [full text; more from the White House]

  
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