Supports Denmark's economic priorities during the Luxembourg review of monetary-union negotiations.
Historical person
Anders Fogh Rasmussen Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for Anders Fogh Rasmussen, based on 11 World History Database records associated with Denmark.
Chronological biography
1991
Answers parliamentary scrutiny as Denmark prepares its position on economic and monetary union before the Maastricht summit.
Represents Danish economic interests as leaders negotiate the structure and timetable for economic and monetary union.
Supports the final economic and monetary provisions agreed by the European Council at Maastricht.
1992
Signs the Treaty on European Union for Denmark alongside Foreign Minister Uffe Ellemann-Jensen.
Signs the economic and monetary commitments contained in the Treaty on European Union as Denmark's Minister for Economic Affairs.
Signs the Treaty on European Union for Denmark as Minister for Economic Affairs.
Explains the economic and monetary provisions of the Maastricht settlement during Denmark's referendum campaign.
Supports parliamentary approval of the treaty's economic and monetary provisions before the first Danish referendum.
Supports the Danish demand for a special arrangement concerning participation in the third stage of economic and monetary union.
2003
Rasmussen backs Denmark's approval of the Athens enlargement settlement with the ten candidate states.
Titles and roles
Economic Affairs Minister of Denmark · Prime Minister of Denmark
Record provenance
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