Foreign firms are set to benefit from the widespread liberalisation of practice rights in Eastern Europe, after a number of key European Union (EU) accession states announced they are to implement the Rights of Establishment Directive.
Poland, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovenia and Estonia have all told the European Commission (EC) that they are implementing the directive ahead of the accession of eight Central and Eastern European states to the EU in 2004.
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