С Днем Европы

Сегодня День Европы, отмечаемый Европейским Союзом и его государствами-членами.

День Европы, который отмечают 9 мая каждого года, празднует мир и единство в Европе. Дата отмечает годовщину исторической «декларации Шумана». В своей речи в Париже в 1950 году Роберт Шуман, тогдашний министр иностранных дел Франции, изложил свою идею новой формы политического сотрудничества в Европе, которая сделала бы войну между нациями Европы немыслимой.

Его целью было создание европейского института, который бы объединял и управлял производством угля и стали. Договор о создании такого органа был подписан чуть менее года спустя. Предложение Шумана считается началом того, что сейчас является Европейским союзом.

Обычно, чтобы отметить День Европы, институты ЕС открывают свои двери для публики в начале мая в Брюсселе и Страсбурге. Местные офисы ЕС в Европе и во всем мире организуют различные мероприятия. В этом году из-за коронавируса большинство мероприятий проводится виртуально с использованием новых средств массовой информации.

Президент Европейского Совета Чарльз Мишель написал в Твиттере: «В День Европы давайте никогда не забывать, что Европа - это ВЫ. Это МЫ, это все мы ВМЕСТЕ, ЕДИНСТВО - это то, что делает нас сильнее. Не забывайте этого!»

Мы желаем всем нашим читателям счастливого Дня Европы.

источник: commonspace.eu

 

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