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The European Union

The European Union stands for political stability, security, and prosperity in Germany as well as its other member states. It has evolved into a recognised actor in international crisis management, with an increasing capacity for taking action on foreign and security policy matters. One of the primary goals of German security policy is the strengthening of the European area of stability through the consolidation and development of European integration and the European Union’s active neighbourhood policy with the states of Eastern Europe, the southern Caucasus, Central Asia, and the Mediterranean region.


Bundeswehrsoldaten der EUFOR reparieren eine Brücke in Kalinovik, Bosnien und Herzegowina

Missions and Operations of the European Union

Since 2003 the European Union has been proving its capacity for action also in military operations. So far, the focus of its operations has been on the Balkans and Africa. Germany is contributing Bundeswehr forces in support of these European missions.



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