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Extraordinary Council in Brussels, Belgium on 7th December 2001

eldr, Sunday 16 December 2001 15:44 ::

The Council accepted full membership to three parties; Croatia People's Party (HNS) from Croatia, the Movement for Rights and Freedoms from Bulgaria, and the New Union from Lithuania. ODA from Czech Republic was accepted as affiliated member.

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