Davignon report
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The Davignon report, published October 27, 1970, was a report on the future foreign policy of EEC member nations by a council chaired by Étienne Davignon, of the Belgian Foreign Office. The committee was appointed by the Council of the European Communities to make proposals on political cooperation between the member states. It recommended that member states should try, where possible, to speak with a single voice on international problems, a proposal that was approved by all six member governments. It resulted first in European Political Cooperation, and later in the European Union's Common Foreign and Security Policy in 1992.
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- History of the European Union, 1970 at Europa, the portal of the European Union
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