tagállamát

Tagállamát 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 or union. The most common context in which this term is used is in relation to the European Union. When a country joins the European Union, it becomes a tagállamát of the EU. This means that the country has agreed to abide by the laws and regulations of the European Union and participates in its decision-making processes.

As a tagállamát, a country delegates some of its sovereignty to the EU in specific areas, such as trade, agriculture, and environmental policy. In return, it benefits from membership in the single market, which allows for the free movement of goods, services, capital, and people. Membership also provides access to various EU funds and programs aimed at economic development, research, and cooperation. The rights and obligations of a tagállamát are defined by the treaties of the European Union. These treaties outline the competencies of the EU and its member states, ensuring a balance of power and shared responsibility. The term "tagállamát" is thus fundamental to understanding the structure and functioning of supranational organizations like the EU.