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Cyprus joined the European Union on the 1st of May 2004 after many years of meetings and political talks. In order to enter the EU , Cyprus had to bring many areas to ex the EU standards which Cyprus was expected to have in order to be accepted.

Cyprus and the European Union. Cyprus is represented in the European Union by one Commissioner and six members in the European Parliament. It has four votes in the EU’s policy-making Council of Ministers. Financial Co-operation - Since 1977 Cyprus and the then EEC signed four protocols on financial and technical co-operation providing Cyprus with ...

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Cyprus has been linked to the European Union since 1972 by an association agreement, and on 4 July 1990 it applied for membership of the Union. Cyprus, which amply fulfils the political and economic membership criteria, has a special political situation: part of its territory is illegally occupied by a third country, Turkey, and has unilaterally declared itself to be an independent …

cyprus - european union relations Cyprus enjoys today one of the most advanced relationships among the third countries that are associated with the European Union. Cyprus initially showed an interest to establish an Association Agreement with the EEC in the early sixties in parallel with the British application for full membership to the EC.

One of the present EU members is Cyprus. It joined the EU on 1st of Mai 2004, together with nine other countries. The story behind this particular accession is somehow different, and perhaps more dramatic than the others. The island of Cyprus has been divided between Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots since 1974, but troubles started much earlier.

Bien que Chypre ait adhéré à l'UE en tant que territoire divisé de facto, l'ensemble de l'île fait partie de l'Union européenne. Les Chypriotes turcs qui possèdent des documents de voyage de l’UE ou remplissent les conditions pour en obtenir sont des citoyens de l’Union.