other destination face fiece competition but however as low-cost airlines don't fly to Cyprus this leads to a downfall which means that no one is affected.
There are three major benefits for Cyprus joining the EU; financially the EU has offered grants for some major construction projects. There is some hope that some of the corruption within the civil service might be restricted by EU rules about tendering for contracts. Before Cyprus joined the EU non-Cypriots were not allowed to own businesses. One of the major supermarket chains (Chris's Cash & Carry) has been bought by Carrefour. This has improved the choice in goods, although food prices have risen since EU membership - partly because of the ending of food subsidies. Politically, the Cypriots feel more secure as part of the EU; Cyprus is a small country close to three continents, and close to countries - Israel, Syria, Egypt, Turkey which have had recent wars or invaded Cyprus. The Cypriots, understandably, felt somewhat isolated and joining the EU gives them a stronger sense of being European - although, ironically, Cyprus is closer geographically to Africa and Asia.
Cyprus are too poor and will bring too much hassle to the Eu. Also the inigrants from Cyprus would spread rapidly through the EU therefor increasing population.
Yes.
yes it is in Cyprus
Cyprus is in Europe. Is one of the 27 nations in Europe I think you're getting Europe confused with the EU. The EU is an economic union and has 27 members - Cyprus being on of them. Europe is a continent. Cyprus is a part of Europe. As of the EU....EU means European Union.
Cyprus is in the eastern meditteranean sea and it is also a member of the EU.
Andorra is not a member of the EU.
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Spain benefited from joining the EU by obtaining a better economy. The euro and the economic reforms that came with joining did a lot for their economy.
According to the EU-Cyprus Accession Treaty, Cyprus is required to eventually join the Schengen Area. However, the current "border arrangement" that Cyprus has with the illegitimate Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus is a serious stumbling block to implementing the border security requirements necessary for Schengen. As a result, the earliest that Cyprus may be able to join Schengen will be in 2016, but likely will not happen for many more years.
cyprus is not eu member there in asia