Three Seas Initiative: Cooperation and Integration Are More Important Than Ever
When the first group of Central European countries joined the EU in 2004, their primary objective was to build strong and stable economies. European economic integration was a means to this end.
Fifteen years after accession, it is clear that the project has been an economic success. According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), our GDP per capita measured in real purchasing power increased between 2004 and 2021 by more than 60% on average, ranging from more than 31% in Croatia (which, by the way, only joined the EU in 2013) to almost 103% in Lithuania. Over that period, the largest economies of Western Europe “grew richer” by a dozen percent.
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