Nevertheless, they show that the long-term success of EMU as part of the EU is not guaranteed until, more so than in the past, the widening of the Union runs parallel to a deepening in the direction of an “ever closer union among the European peoples”, as envisaged by the signatories to the Treaty of Rome.
But looking forward, we must take advantage of these achievements to keep our economy on course, while at the same time solving the problem of government debt and the problem of poverty, which remains one of the central problems that the Israeli economy and society must deal with. Thank you. 4  BIS Review 65/2006