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Home > Reference Collections and Tools > Depository Collections >   European Union Depository Collection

European Union Depository Collection

Start date:

July 1996 
Coverage: All English publications published by EU.
Location: Central Reference Library , 8/F of Hong Kong Central Library
Type: Reference Material, available for public use in the library
Introduction: The European Union, now embracing 27 European countries, was established in 1993 for the goal of European integration. Its depository collection, started in 1996, contains current publications and other information materials produced by the Office for the Official Publications of the European Communities, Commission of the European Communities and the Statistical Office of the European Communities (Eurostat). There are now 14,300 items in the Collection.
Related links:

The European Union Homepage at https://european-union.europa.eu/index_en
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Enquiries:

Please call (852) 2921 0222 or using the Ask a Librarian – Internet Reference Enquiry Service .