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European Union Framework

Definition

The European Union Framework refers to the collection of laws and policies that govern activities across the member states of the European Union. This comprehensive regulatory and legislative structure provides a unified approach to various sectors, including financial services, consumer rights, and digital innovation, across all European Union member countries. It establishes common standards and rules aimed at fostering a single market, ensuring fair competition, and protecting citizens’ interests. Directives and regulations issued under this framework require implementation by national governments.