The Europian Economic Union was founded on the basis of various International agreements and treaties made across Europia to create a common Europian market and body to defend the rights of Europian nations on the international market. The EEU will introduce the Market-Euro to establish a single currency within the market and reduce currency conversion losses via fees/commissions, buy-sell fluctuations, negative arbitrage and Round-trip losses by introducing a single currency. Nations may choose to join Weekly Fixed-Exchange Commission rates where their sovereign currencies are given a fixed exchange rate to the Market-Euro or can adopt the Market Euro entirely. The EEU is exclusively a market body and has no jurisdiction or rights to impede on, or obstruct the national sovereignty of its member nations. It exists to introduce the Free trading single market to Europia.