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Accession Country
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Accession Country
In international relations, a country that is a prospective member of the European Union. In order to qualify as an accession country, a state must have a democracy with a market economy, it must respect human rights, and it must accept the aims of the European Union. In order to actually join the EU, a treaty stating such must be ratified by both the accession country and the European Parliament.


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It grants emergency aid to Member States and accession countries affected by major natural disasters.
We are also looking to make strategic acquisitions and accession countries with emerging infrastructures, such as Poland, as well as the mature markets of Germany, France and Italy, may provide opportunities.
Byline: Alex Black MARTYN BARBER (Benefit disgrace, letters March 13) ignores the fact that workers from EU accession countries such as Poland pay tax and national insurance upon their earnings.
 
 
 
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