Copenhagen criteria

The Copenhagen criteria are the rules that define whether a country is eligible to join the European Union. The criteria require that a state has the institutions to . European Council in Copenhagen in 1993 .

Certain criteria must be met for admission. These criteria (known as the Copenhagen criteria) were established by the Copenhagen European Council in 1993 . These were mainly defined at the European Council in Copenhagen in 19and are hence referred to as 'Copenhagen criteria'. Kopenhagener Kriterien (Beitritts-Kriterien). Definition of Copenhagen Criteria: Rules that were defined at the 19European Council in Copenhagen, Denmark, which determine whether a country can . Copenhagen criteria are the rules that govern who (or which country) can become a member of the European Union.

The Copenhagen criteria define whether a . Copenhagen criteria refers to the overall criteria which applicant countries (to the European Union (EU)) have to meet as a prerequisite for . This important decision was reached by the Copenhagen. THE COPENHAGEN CRITERIA: ARE THEY HELPING OR HURTING THE EUROPEAN UNION?