When did Italy join the six nations?

Answer 1

Italy and the European Union (EU)Italy was one of the original six founder members of the earliest post-WW2 European communities, and the treaty which established the European Economic Community (EEC) is called the Treaty of Rome.

In the aftermath of World War 2 there was a deterimination in much of Western Europe to build a new, prosperous, interdepenendent and peaceful Europe. It's been such a huge success that many countries are clamouring for admission to the EU.

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Answer 2

Italy was one of the 6 founding members of the European Economic Community, now known as the European Union, in 1957. The others were France, West Germany, The Netherlands, Luxembourg and Belgium.

Answer 3

Italy joined the Six Nations Rugby Championship in 2000, which was effectively the first year of the competition.

Before that date, the Six Nations was known as the Five Nations Rugby Championship, because it was contested between five nations: England, France, Ireland, Scotland and Wales.

When Italy joined in 2000 it was renamed the Six Nations Rugby Championship to account for the extra nation.

Answer 4

since 1st of January 2007 Romania is a member of EU

Answer 5

1957. Italy was one of the original six founder members.

Answer 6

Italy was a founding member of the European communities in 1958 and went on tho become a founding member of the EU with 11 other states.

Answer 7

Albania did not join the EU.

Answer 8

1973

Answer 9

YES