The Euro Mediterranean Declaration was agreed upon by the EU, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt, Jordan, the Palestinian Authority, Syria, Lebanon, Turkey and Israel and comprises:

Comprehensive political partnership, among other things about:
1.Establishing a free trade area and economic integration to begin in the year of 2010
2.Considerably more money for the partners
3.Cultural partnership.

The EU Offers the Populations of 9 Muslim Countries Free Movement of Goods, Services, Capital and People into the EU.
Association agreements have been made with all partner countries except Syria – which was offered association in 2009.

Confirmed by the Danish Prime Minister on Aug. 28, 2006 in a correspondence where on Sept. 12, 2006 he refused to tell why he, the government and media have concealed the Euromediterranean Project for 11 (now 13) years. On Jan. 7, 2009 he refused once more.

Negotiations about Turkish EU entrance began in 2005
The Union for the Mediterranean to extend the Mediterranean Project from 14 July 2008

"So far, only the ancient Romans achieved this: The Union for the Mediterranean is created."
Nicolas Sarkozy:
"We will make the Mediterranean basin an area of peace and will build it up as we have built up the European Union"

43 leaders from Europe and the Mediterranean countries met (in Paris) with UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon and EU Commission President José Manuel Barroso. In addition, representatives of the World Bank and the European Investment Bank, the Arab League, the Islamic Conference Organization and the Maghreb Union were present - a forum at the highest level. (Der Spiegel Online 14. July 2008).

2002, Louis Michel, then Belgian Foreign Minister and current member of the European Commission:

"The EU will cover the whole Mediterranean region including North Africa and the Middle East."

(Brussels Journal 27 March 2007).

Morocco on the way into the EU
"At the seventh meeting of the EU-Morocco Association Council, the EU has approved a package of measures to strengthen the partnership with Morocco on political and security issues, a comprehensive and deeper free trade agreement, the gradual integration of Morocco into a number of EU sectorial policies and the development of people-to-people exchanges " (EU Press Release 13 Oct. 2008).

'Cultural policy must avoid the popular distinction between 'them' and 'us', even mentioning 'the other', as this opens the gate for imposing collective identity on the individual'.

(Traugott Schoefthaler, former head of the Anna Lindh Foundation, a Euro Mediterranean propaganda apparatus).

The Danish Foreign Ministry is educating us from our 'stereotypes and prejudices' towards Islamic culture – and so reflects the programme of the Euromediterranean propaganda apparatus: the Anna Lindh Foundation, founded by the Arab League, the EU, the European Council, and the UNESCO:

'We will tackle stereotypes and prejudices and ignorance and change the daily 'news journalism' to portray every-day life of ordinary people, which can create identification and fascination – and inter-cultural understanding. We will tackle our stereotypic images of people from foreign cultures and make new experiments with pictures in public places, in the media, and advertising.

And we will have common projects with people from other cultures. We will develop the inter-cultural skills of journalists, school pupils and artists and exchange people from these groups with (muslim) colleagues. We will manage art and cultural productions. We will train the school teachers and influence their education to be multicultural.

And we will influence the curricula of the schools to become multicultural by means of revision of existing textbooks and educational materials.
We will arrange giant Muslim Youth Festivals - like the 'Images of The Middle East', which lasted 6 weeks in 2006 in Denmark.

The EU and the Danish governmental CCD have signed a cooperation agreement with the Islamic Education, Scientific and Cultural Organization, whose goal acc. to art. 5a of the ISESCO-Charter is to spread Muslim thinking and life style throughout the world.

The Euromediterranean is a step toward world government
The Financial Times December 8, 2008: World Government is coming.

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