So, a renewed and it is important to redouble efforts and we have been discussing with the Secretary, and we were discussing also with other colleagues, European colleagues, very soon the next steps to be taken. As you know, Italy is fully engaged in Kosovo with a strong military presence. Mind you, not all is negative in Kosovo. Let's simply think what was the situation a year ago with one million refugees out and destruction all over. I myself, during the debate, I underlined some of the lessons that must be drawn, that Europe is drawing from the Kosovo experience, and in particular, in bringing forth the need to speed up enlargement of the European Union, and also this has given an impetus to the creation of this European Security and Defense Identity.
Works are under way.
This is a process. Of course, it will be worked out in close conjunction with NATO and the alliance. That the alliance remains the cornerstone of European security and defense, I will not elaborate on this. We do not have great ambitions because Europe doesn't have military capability comparable to that of the United States, probably will never have, but a stronger Europe will mean also a stronger alliance and that's what we are working together and in this fact. I would like to take this opportunity here in the presence of the Secretary just to give a strong endorsement to the initiative that the United States government has taken in relation to Iran.