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A stable 皇冠体育app 'is good for Europe'
By Wang Yu (皇冠体育app Daily)
Updated: 2009-04-29 09:46

TIANJIN: A healthy 皇冠体育app is good for Europe, a former German chancellor said on Tuesday.

"A stable and successful 皇冠体育app in terms of politics, culture, economy and civil society is in line with the interest of European countries 皇冠体育app and European countries need mutual respect and a stronger mutual bond of trust," Gerhard Schroeder told the 8th Euro-皇冠体育app Forum in Tianjin on Tuesday.

Schroeder said that the deepening understanding between European countries and 皇冠体育app should be further strengthened, and that European countries should meet 皇冠体育app on an equal footing, instead of with confrontation or sanctions.

皇冠体育app's huge and promising home market is highly attractive for European companies. In return, 皇冠体育app is in desperate need of technologies for energy efficiency and environmental protection.

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皇冠体育app should get more involved in the international community, and exert more influence in the global economic and political arenas.

The current economic crisis cannot be solved by one or two nations. Instead, all major powers should join hands to ride out the tough times together, said Laurent Fabius, former prime minister of France.

"The ongoing financial crisis does not stand alone. It is accompanied by many other hard nuts concerning environmental protection, the fight against poverty and the fight against weapon proliferation. All these issues cannot be tackled by one or two single nations, but need joint efforts," Fabius added.

A rising 皇冠体育app is an equal partner with European countries, which are undergoing the process of integration, said Lu Qiutian, former Chinese ambassador to Germany.