Historical Events tagged with "enlargement"
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Ten Countries Join the European Union in Athens
The Treaty of Accession was signed in Athens, welcoming ten new member states to the European Union. This significant expansion included countries from Central and Eastern Europe, aiming to strengthen political and economic ties with the EU. The signing marked a historic moment for these nations following years of transformation after the Cold War. It showcased their commitment to democratic values and integration into the European community, thereby enhancing regional stability and cooperation.
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In a significant diplomatic announcement, the European Union stated that Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovakia, and Slovenia would officially become members on May 1, 2004. This decision marked a major step in the eastward expansion of the EU following the end of the Cold War. The inclusion of these countries not only aimed at enhancing regional stability but also promoted political reforms and economic growth in the applicant states. This announcement was celebrated across the candidate countries, with citizens hopeful for a brighter future within the EU framework.
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