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In 1951, the European Coal and Steel Community was established by Belgium, Germany, France, the Netherlands, Luxembourg and Italy. The Treaty of Paris was signed in 1952 and The Western European Union was created in 1954. In 1956, studies for the establishment of EEC and EUROTOM were initiated. In 1958, with the Treaty of Rome, the European Community Court of Justice was established. A cooperation agreement was signed between EEC and ILO. Numerous meetings and summits have been held by the EU in different countries. Economic and monetary union efforts have increased. Meanwhile, the two Germany have been united. In 1993, trade cooperation agreements were signed with the EU and Bulgaria. In 1995, European Association Agreements were signed between the EU and Bulgaria, Romania, Slovakia and Czech Republic. With the accession of Romania and Bulgaria to the EU, the EU country has risen to 27, the EU has become a regional power. In this study, the restructuring and reform efforts in the fields such as the Constitution, public administration, human resources management, judiciary, telecommunication, electronic state at the entrance of Bulgaria to the EC are discussed. Since the 1990s, it has continued its efforts for telecommunication technologies, privatizations, administrative reforms, governance, and transition to electronic state. Here the state administration of Bulgaria has been examined in terms of public administration reforms for the last 40 years.

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