liikmesriigina

liikmesriigina is an Estonian term that translates to "as a member state." It refers to the status of a country that is part of a larger organization, union, or international body. This membership implies certain rights, responsibilities, and obligations outlined in the founding treaties or agreements of the respective organization.

When a country is a liikmesriigina, it typically participates in the decision-making processes of the organization, contributing to its policies and strategies. This participation often involves representation in various bodies, councils, and committees. The extent of this participation and influence can vary depending on the specific organization and the country's role within it.

Furthermore, being a liikmesriigina often entails adherence to the rules, regulations, and standards set by the organization. This can include economic, legal, or social harmonisation efforts. In return for complying with these requirements, the member state benefits from cooperation, shared resources, and collective security or economic advantages offered by the organization. The term is frequently used in discussions related to international relations, such as the European Union or the United Nations, where countries operate as liikmesriigina to achieve common goals and address shared challenges.