| 英文摘要 |
The launching of the third stage of Economic and Monetary Union represents a further step in the process of economic integration within the European Union, and the introduction of the euro is a major event for the international monetary system . The external representation of the euro area will imply changes in the current organization of international for a like the G7 and the International Monetary Fund. This reality is reflected in the Treaty of Amsterdam, and in particular in Article 111 of the EC Treaty. This Article not only sets out internal procedures for the Community to establish an exchange-rate policy, but also provides a framework which allowa the European union tobe an actor on the international stage in macro-economic and monetary issues. Under this Article, The European Community, or the euro area, must establish a common position for international discussion of agreements concerning monetary or foreign exchange regime matters. Regarding the representation of the Community at the international level, the coherence and effectiveness of the Community require it to speak with one voice on issues of particular relevance to Economic and Monetary Union. Regarding matters which are not relevant to Community competence, appropriate is for Member States to express a common understanding. Further efforts are nevertheless required. The Council, the Commission , and the Member States must take necessary action to ensure a timely and effective preparation of common positions and common understanding which can be presented to third parties in international fora. |
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