In a diplomatic telegram dated 2 June 1970, the Italian Foreign Ministry informs its Permanent Representation to the EEC in Brussels of the conclusions of the meeting of EEC Finance Ministers on 29 and 30 May 1970 in Venice, at which discussions were held concerning the interim Werner Report. The note reports that the final objectives for economic and monetary union as stipulated by the Werner Committee have been approved, and emphasises the need to take the work further (with the specific involvement of the Committee of Governors of the Central Banks) in order to draw up a final report.