poland became part of the eu on 1 may 2004.
poland became part of the eu on 1 may 2004.
when did poland become part of the eu?
1 may 2004
poland in the european union









































poland has been a member state of the european union since 1 may 2004, with the treaty of accession 2003 signed on 16 april 2003 in athens as the legal basis for poland's accession to the eu. the actual process of integrating poland into the eu began with poland's application for membership in athens on 8 april 1994, and then the confirmation of the application by all member states in essen from 9–10 december 1994. poland's integration into the european union is a dynamic and continuously ongoing process.









































section::::early relations between poland and the eu.
poland in the european union
in economic, a malaysia-poland business council has been established to further strength economic co-operation between the two countries. poland were keen to explore opportunities in the malaysia's islamic finance market with the starting of halal-based product in malaysia and the country were one of the few countries from the european union which been given halal certifications from the malaysian authorities for its food products. while malaysian contractors were interested in bidding for major projects in poland, especially which related to infrastructure and development. poland greentech companies also were looking for partners to set up base in malaysia. the two countries established economic and commercial relations in 1970 following the signing of a trade agreement. in early 2013, raja muda of perlis, tuanku syed faizuddin putra jamalullail has urged polish companies to look for opportunities to grow their business in malaysia. thus in july 2013, a new income tax treaty were signed to replace the 1977 treaty which are focused to strengthen bilateral co-operation as well as trade and investments between the two countries. from january to april 2013, the total trade between malaysia and poland reached around $220 million and poland become malaysia's 12th largest trading partner among european countries. malaysia's main exports to poland included machinery, electrical machinery, rubber, palm oil, iron and steel products while poland's major exports to malaysia were vehicles, tools and also machinery and electrical machinery products.
malaysia–poland relations