What does EEC stand for?

European Economic Community

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Samples in periodicals archive:

There has, however, been further accord on the long-debated vision of establishing an ASEAN common market, an Asian free trade area modeled in part on the original European Economic Community.

Editorial: ASEAN summit

The project is being funded by the European Economic Community and the Government of Jamaica.

Jamaica: $100 Million Allocated to Port Antonio Sewerage Project

1957: Six nations (West Germany, France, Italy, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg) signed the Treaty of Rome to create the European Economic Community.

On this day

The report, by the right-wing Bruges Group think-tank, is an attempt to conductthe cost-benefit analysis demanded by many MPs and peers since we joined thethen European Economic Community in 1973.

Being in Europe 'costs [pounds sterling]114,000 a minute'

Although in Downing Street for less than four years, his legacy is assured as the prime minister who persuaded Britain to join the European Economic Community.

'Political giant' Ted Heath dies, aged 89; NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL ...

When that plebiscite was first mooted it was widely believed the public would vote "No" to the idea of remaining in the then European Economic Community.

Political Asylum

Turkey's first official contact with the EU, then called the European Economic Community, was the execution of the partnership treaty, officially referred to as the Ankara Agreement in 1963.

Is EU Accession Of Turkey A Bogus?

The EU's forerunners, the Coal and Steel Community and the European Economic Community (EEC), had only six member states and four languages, meaning no more than 12 language combinations.

EU developing into a body of languages