European Economic Area countries [ EEA countries ]

The Candidate Countries Turkey, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia*, Montenegro*, Serbia* and Albania*, the country of the Stabilisation and Association Process and potential candidate Bosnia and Herzegovina, and the EFTA countries Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway, members of the European Economic Area, as well as Ukraine, the Republic of Moldova, Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia, align themselves with this declaration.* The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia and Albania continue to be part of the Stabilisatio ...[+++]n and Association Process.

citizen of the European Economic Area | EEA citizen | EEA national

Agreement on the European Economic Area [ EEA | European Economic Area | European Economic Space ]

European Economic Area [ EEA [acronym] | EEA countries(STW) ]

European Economic Area Agreement

EEA Court

European Economic Area | EEA

European Economic Space | European Economic Area [ EES | EEA ]

This openness should enable EU countries to benefit from international cooperation in science and technology paving the way for closer political and economic relations, particularly with candidate countries and the countries of the European Economic Area.

7. Highlights that the conclusion of the TTIP creates the prospect of a broad economic space, which would include third countries with which the EU and the US have close trade and economic relations; asks the Commission to ensure that any final agreement could be expanded to allow for close cooperation with countries with which the EU and the US have free trade agreements, and to consult in the process in particular with those that would be impacted by the TTIP, such as Mexico and Canada, because of the North American Free Trade Agreement, Turkey, because of its Customs Union with the EU, and th ...[+++]e EEA countries; notes that studies indicate that the TTIP would have a positive impact on third country economies, including new opportunities for developing countries;

(15) The Commission should be empowered to adopt delegated acts in accordance with Article 290 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union in respect of the governance, management, operation, representation and funding of the electronic network, the conditions for countries outside the European Economic Area to participate in the electronic network, the minimum security standards, the use of a unique identifier, the languages used by the electronic network, the method of transmittin ...[+++]g information between the registers ensuring cross-border access to information, the interoperability of the information and communication technologies used by the members of the electronic network, the definition of standards on format, substance and limits for storing and retrieving the documents and particulars that enables automated data exchange, the consequences of non-compliance, the method of identifying the link between a company and its foreign branch, the method of and the technical standards for the transmission of information between the register of the company and the register of the branch, the technical standards for the transmission of information between the registers and the standard forms of notification of the cross-border merger to be used by the registers.

(c) the conditions for countries outside the European Economic Area to participate in the electronic network;