Suuqa ka dhaxeeya Yurub

Suuqa ka dhaxeeya Yurub (later, European Community)¹ Danish: Europæiske Økonomiske Fællesskab Dutch: Europese Economische Gemeenschap French: Communauté économique européenne German: Europäische Wirtschaftsgemeinschaft Greek: Ευρωπαϊκή Οικονομική Κοινότητα Italian: Comunità Economica Europea Portuguese: Comunidade Económica Europeia Spanish: Comunidad Económica Europea
Economic union
1958–1993/2009 →
Flag
Anthem "Ode to Joy" (orchestral)
Location of EEC/ECM EEC in 1993
Caasimadda	Brussels Luxembourg Strasbourg²
Luqadaha 9 (1993) Danish Dutch English French German Greek Italian Portuguese Spanish
Qaab siyaasadeedka	Economic union
Commission President
- 1958–1967 Walter Hallstein
- 1967–1970 Jean Rey
- 1973–1977 François-Xavier Ortoli
- 1977–1981 Roy Jenkins
- 1981–1985 Gaston Thorn
- 1985–1993 Jacques Delors
Legislature Council of Ministers European Parliament
Waagii	Cold War
- Treaty signed 25 March 1957
- Established 1 January 1958
- European Communities 1 July 1967
- Single market 1 January 1993
- Communities become a pillar of the EU 1 November 1993
- Pillar abolished 1 December 2009
Lacagta 13 currencies EUA/ECU (accounting) Belgian franc Danish krone French franc German mark Greek drachma Irish pound Italian lira Luxembourgish franc Dutch guilder Portuguese escudo Spanish peseta Pound sterling
Today part of European Union
¹ The information in this infobox covers the EEC's time as an independent organisation. It does not give details of post-1993 operation within the EU as that is explained in greater length in the European Union and European Communities articles. ² De facto only, these cities hosted the main institutions but were not titled as capitals due to the EEC being primarily an international organisation.