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EU: Council rotating presidencies: decision on revised order

27 July 2016

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"Following the UK decision to relinquish the Council presidency in the second half of 2017, the Council decided to bring forward by six months the order of presidencies, starting from 1 July 2017.

It also decided to add Croatia, which was not yet a member state at the time of the original decision, for the period January-June 2020."

See: Council rotating presidencies: decision on revised order (link)

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