tagállamára

Tagállamára is a Hungarian term that translates to "member state" in English. It refers to a sovereign state that is a member of a larger organization, most commonly the European Union. Within the context of the EU, each tagállamára has agreed to abide by the treaties and laws established by the union, while also retaining its own sovereignty and national identity.

The concept of a tagállamára implies a voluntary association where member states delegate certain powers to the supranational organization in exchange for shared benefits and collective decision-making. These benefits can include economic advantages such as access to a single market, freedom of movement for people, goods, services, and capital, as well as political cooperation and security.

Each tagállamára participates in the governance of the European Union through its representation in various EU institutions, such as the European Council, the Council of the European Union, and the European Parliament. The specific rights and responsibilities of each tagállamára are outlined in the founding treaties of the European Union. The term is a fundamental element in understanding the structure and functioning of the EU and similar international organizations.