This chapter describes that the EU history emphasised the “promotion of EU’s common culture”. When there is a dialogue for peace with any country, the EU attempts to, intentionally or unintentionally, promote its common culture and values. For example, it enthusiastically insists for democracy, accepting environmental measures, discrimination, children and women rights, freedom of expression, good governance, elimination of death penalty, ratification of international treaties and agreements specifically for human rights. For socialisation of conflict or disputed areas, the EU provides different methods, for example, technical support committees or teams, anchoring training programmes, selecting participants from third state who comply with the standards of EU for conflict resolution. The members of EU are bound to comply with the standards of EU legitimacy.