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May I thank you first for inviting me to deliver the guest's speech today. I am impressed by the quality of the audience which I have to address. Last year you had the privilege to hear my Ambassador, the former Prime Minister of the Netherlands, Mr. van Agt. Next year Mr. Noel, former Secretary-General of the Commission for more than 25 years and at present President of the European University of Florence, will deliver his thoughts to you. I am myself an offical of the EC Commission since 25 years and I have been involved in Community-Japan affairs since 1982. I intend to draw your attention to some elements of the problematic regarding the unification of Europe and its possible consequences for the years ahead on the relations between two out of the three major present economic Western poles. I wish to be a constructive element in the reflections of the EC Gakkai today.

The move towards European economic integration and its implication for EC-Japan relations