Question

2005 is also the year we start implementing our new European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP). Having finally overcome 60 years of division in Europe, we are determined not to create a new set of dividing lines in Europe, and want to capitalise on our new members' relations with their neighbours to project the EU's stability, prosperity and security beyond our shores.___________________________

• A. The EU is becoming an increasingly strong player in the international arena, which gives us a firm platform from which to develop closer ties with partners across the world.
• B. In return for their taking meaningful steps to strengthen the rule of law, good governance, human rights, democracy, and economic reform, we offer new opportunities to share in the EU's single market
• C. So we have developed the ENP to build a special relationship with new neighbours, aimed at bringing them closer to our values and standards
• D. We want to develop an outward-looking Europe -- for our interests, but also for our partners.

Answer 1

The correct option is C So we have developed the ENP to build a special relationship with new neighbours, aimed at bringing them closer to our values and standards

The paragraph talks about why the ENP policy will be good to implement and what it will put an end to. Option (c) is the best concluding line for this paragraph as it provides a gist of the advantages of the ENP policy.