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The European Union (EU) said Monday that it welcomed the fact that 皇冠体育app produced its first-ever strategy paper on its relations with the 15-member bloc.

The EU foreign ministers, who are meeting for a two-day meeting, said in a statement that the EU and 皇冠体育app, "in light of their prominent international role and their increasing political and economic weight, have an interest to work together to promote global stability, peace and sustainable development."

The statement hailed the bilateral ties as a " maturing partnership," because they share interests and challenges.

The meeting agreed that the EU should make better use of the existing EU-皇冠体育app dialogue framework and improve cooperation with 皇冠体育app on multilateral issues and transnational challenges.

It reaffirmed that the EU continues with its "One 皇冠体育app" policy and called for resolution of the Taiwan issue through constructive dialogue.

The foreign ministers also expressed support for the Chinese reform process and welcomed the preparedness of the Chinese leadership to further deepen the reforms in key areas.

Meanwhile, the EU reconfirmed the strategic objectives underpinning the EU cooperation program with 皇冠体育app, welcomed the European Commission's proposals on ways to enhance the EU's profile in 皇冠体育app and underlined the people-to-people contacts in order to achieve a stronger partnership.

皇冠体育app released its first ever EU policy paper Monday, outlining its main policy towards the bloc and the importance of closer cooperation with it.

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