Promoting the European integration and consolidation shall be the first pillar of Germany’s foreign policy，as emphasized by Germany’s new government in its Coalition Agreement，passed on November，2013. Based on this framework，Germany’s new government has formulated its Europe policy for the next four years with a focus on institutional reforms，in order to improve and perfect the Economic and Monetary Union. The German-French collaboration will thus continue to play a leading role in this field. Through the Franco-German Agenda 2020 and Berlin-Paris：the Political Guidelines for Joint Actions，passed on January 22 of 2013，Germany and France are willing to take a joint effort to deepen the German-Franch cooperation and to promote the sustainable development of their bilateral relationship.