The members of the Warsaw summit have adopted a joint declaration.
The declaration recognises that reinforced reform efforts serve the common
interest, and need therefore to be applied in a spirit of shared ownership
and mutual accountability.
At the same time, it touches upon dialogues on visa-free regimes which have
been launched with Ukraine and the Republic of Moldova.
The declaration supports the establishment of the Euronest Parliamentary
Assembly, as well as the increased role of civil society, through the Civil
Society Forum. It welcomes the creation of an Eastern Partnership Business
Forum and of the Conference of Regional and Local Authorities of the Eastern
Partnership.
The summit is devoted to the Eastern Partnership, an initiative
aimed at deepening the 27-nation EU's ties with Ukraine, Belarus, Georgia,
Moldova, Armenia and Azerbaijan and to spur them into embracing the EU's
political and economic standards.
