30 Years of Copenhagen Criteria and EU Enlargement Policy

by name voted on 13.12.2023

Summary

This resolution commemorates the 30th anniversary of the Copenhagen criteria and calls for a revitalized EU enlargement policy. It urges the European Council to advance accession negotiations for Ukraine, Moldova, and Bosnia and Herzegovina while emphasizing merit-based progress.

9 13.12.2023

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human rights

european union

public administration

international relations

Key points

Commemorates the 30th anniversary of the Copenhagen criteria, which serve as the foundation for membership requirements regarding democracy and economic stability.
Highlights enlargement as a critical geopolitical tool to ensure European peace and security in the face of Russian aggression.
Urges the European Council to open accession negotiations with Ukraine, Moldova, and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Stresses that accession must remain a merit-based process with no shortcuts regarding fundamental values like the rule of law.

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Documents (PDFs)

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