Table of Contents:
International dimension and enlargement
Outline of the Community (European Union) legislation about International dimension and enlargement
Topics
These categories group together and put in context the legislative and non-legislative initiatives which deal with the same topic.
Transport > International dimension and enlargement
International dimension and enlargement
European Union transport policy is not limited to the Union’s borders. It is the subject of a number of agreements with third countries aimed at converging technical standards and transferring technologies within the framework of cooperation agreements, specifically the Euro-Mediterranean Agreement. In addition, candidate countries for accession to the Union must adopt and apply European transport legislation. The progress of reforms in each country is regularly monitored and assessed as part of the accession process. The Union also negotiates agreements with third countries on market access for transport companies, particularly airlines.
COOPERATION WITH NON-EU MEMBER COUNTRIES
- The EU and its neighbouring regions: A renewed approach to transport cooperation
- Africa and Europe: strengthening transport cooperation
- International transport agreements: TRACECA, SEETO and NDPTL
- Black Sea Synergy
- Development of a Euro-Mediterranean transport network
- Euro-Mediterranean Cooperation
- Developing the agenda for the Community’s external aviation policy
- Air service agreements between Member States and third countries
- ‘Open Skies’ agreement between Europe and the United States
- The Transport Protocol of the Alpine Convention
ENLARGEMENT
Ongoing enlargement
- Croatia – Transport
- Turkey – Transport
- The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia – Transport
- Iceland – Transport
Enlargement of January 2007
- Bulgaria
- Romania
Enlargement of May 2004
- Cyprus
- Estonia
- Hungary
- Latvia
- Lithuania
- Malta
- Poland
- The Czech Republic
- Slovakia
- Slovenia