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Agenda 2000 and the Implications for Nuclear Safety (1998)
| Author | Antony Froggatt, Michael Weltin |
| Date | March 1998 |
| Classification | 6.01.3.45/58 (NUCLEAR SAFETY - REACTORS - "ASSISTANCE" TO...(EBRD/NSA/TACIS/PHARE ETC.)) |
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2 Introduction In July 1997 the European Commission released "Agenda 2000" which laid out its proposals for the enlargement of the European Union. This document reviews both the general proposals by the European Commission and the indications of applicability of potential accession states. Agenda 2000 proposes that the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Poland, Slovenia and Cyprus should fall within the "first wave" of new countries joining the Union. The other accession countries - Bulgaria, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania and Slovakia- will also begin negotiations but are expected to take longer and form the "second wave".
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