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1
Journalnummer
400.C.2-0
Kontor
EU-sekr.
14. september 2001
Til underretning for Folketingets Europaudvalg vedlægges fælles erklæring fra EU’ stats- og regeringschefer,
formanden for Europaparlamentet og Kommissionen samt den Høje Repræsentant, Solana.
JOINT DECLARATION
BY THE HEADS OF STATE AND GOVERNMENT OF THE EUROPEAN UNION,
THE PRESIDENT OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT,
THE PRESIDENT OF THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION,
AND THE HIGH REPRESENTATIVE FOR THE COMMON FOREIGN AND SECURITY
POLICY
In Europe, and around the world, the horrific terrorist attacks on the United States have shocked our citizens. As an
expression of solidarity with the American people, Europe has declared 14 September a day of mourning. We invite all
European citizens to observe, at noon, a three-minute silence to express our sincere and deepest sympathy for the victims
and their families.
On 12 September, the European Union condemned the perpetrators, organisers and sponsors of these terrorist attacks in the
strongest possible terms. The European Union announced that it would make every possible effort to ensure that those
responsible for these acts of savagery are brought to justice and punished. The US Administration and the American people
can count on our complete solidarity and full cooperation to ensure that justice is done. We will not, under any
circumstances, allo w those responsible to find refuge, wherever they may be. Those responsible for hiding, supporting or
harbouring the perpetrators, organisers and sponsors of these acts will be held accountable.
This assault on humanity struck at the heart of a close friend, a country with which the European Union is striving to build a
better world. But these terrible terrorist attacks were also directed against us all, against open, democratic, multicultural and