In the Amsterdam Treaty, the European Union agreed to accommodate the changes brought about by the monetary union and the admission of new members.

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The Amsterdam Treaty, which amended the Maastricht Treaty on European Union, included provisions to reform the institutions in preparation for future member states and to strengthen the union's ability to act in areas such as foreign policy, making it better equipped to handle the changes brought about by both the monetary union and the admission of new members.

In the Amsterdam Treaty, the European Union Agreed to Accommodate