This was seen as a peculiar development in the pan-Baltic movement and one of the first attempts to establish a common market, to establish economic security at least in one area of Europe.
Selles nähti omapärast algatust pan-Euroopa liikumises ja ühte varasemat katset ühisturu rajamiseks ning majandusliku julgeoleku tagamiseks vähemalt ühes Euroopa regioonis.