Summary

The European Parliament is reviewing legal provisions that may hinder the free movement of people across the country. A specific article, enacted on 26 February 2018, explicitly excludes from legal recognition holders of certain qualifications and authorities, including those holding diplomas, licenses, or permits, from access to the European Market for services, provided they do not hold a minimum of two of the following skills: technical skills in the area of electrical engineering, technical skills in the field of electrical engineering, and technical skills in the field of civil engineering. The review is intended to improve the quality of the European market for services and to better promote the exchange of information, technology, and ideas within the European Economic Area. A similar clause was adopted on 26 March 2018, covering holders of qualifications, licenses, or permits from other relevant authorities and ensuring access to the European market for services, provided they do not hold a minimum of two of the following skills: technical skills in the area of electrical engineering and technical skills in the area of civil engineering. The European Parliament is urging the European Commission and Member States to clarify the scope of these provisions, ensuring that they do not have a negative impact on the free movement of persons within the European Economic Area and do not undermine the rights and freedoms guaranteed by the European Charter. The review of the European Parliament's draft article on the 26 February 2018 shall not prejudice the free movement of persons within the European Economic Area. The review of the European Parliament's draft article on the 26 March 2018 shall not prejudice the free movement of persons within the European Economic Area. The European Commission and the Member States have the responsibility to interpret and apply these provisions consistently. The European Parliament considers that these provisions are in line with the principles of freedom of movement and the rights of the European person within the European Economic Area.

Title

MTHS | central database service provider authorized company - information society services

Description

FRIDAY, March 14, 2014 Official Gazette Number: 28941 DECISION OF THE COUNCIL OF MINISTERS Decision Number: 2014/5973 Attached "Ka on Amending the Decision Concerning the Determination of Companies to be Subject to Independent Audit", Article 397 of the Turkish Commercial Code No. 6102

Keywords

tabi, liras, mart, says, internet, http

NS Lookup

A 13.248.241.119, A 13.248.144.105, A 35.71.131.46, A 3.33.148.61

Dates

Created 2026-04-12

Updated 2026-04-22

Summarized 2026-04-24