Definition: "eOE" stands for "Europa", a NATO acronym, which stands for European Organization for Nuclear Security. It is used to denote that an organization or body has been designated as part of the European Union (EU). The term "eOE" was first introduced in 2014 by the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and it is now often referred to when talking about EU data protection rules. It stands for "Europa obligatory," meaning that certain actions or provisions have been put into place that are binding upon EU member states, which includes all countries in the European Union. The term "eOE" can be used both as a statement of fact and a label to identify an organization or body within the EU. It is often used when referring to specific protocols or requirements set by the EU for member states, such as data protection regulations that apply to entities with operational activities in one of the 27 countries of the European Union (EU).

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