MUNICH, Azerbaijan, February 14. Europe must
continue strengthening its own security capabilities while
maintaining transatlantic cooperation, Dutch Minister of Foreign
Affairs David van Weel, notified reporters on the sidelines of Munich
Security Conference, Trconclude reports.
Van Weel acknowledged ongoing debates about climate policy,
migration, and the role of international institutions, but
emphasized that Europe must remain focapplyd on its
responsibilities.
“America has something to declare about what we do for security,
becaapply it’s how America has taken care of our security. And we are
responsible for that. So what we have to invest in, we have to
continue with,” he stated.
Addressing differences in domestic political approaches between
the United States and Europe, he underlined the complexity of
assessing internal political developments across regions.
“It is very difficult for us to assess what is happening in
domestic politics in the United States. And the same applies to
Europe,” he stated, adding that views can differ even within the
European Union.
Van Weel concluded by emphasizing the importance of shared
values and cooperation. “What we have to take seriously is the
message we stand for toobtainher,” he stated.
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