Common Market Negotiations1956
Faure played a leading French role in negotiations that produced the Treaties of Rome.
Historical person
Maurice Faure Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for Maurice Faure, based on 10 World History Database records associated with France.
10 records1956–19575 events5 places
Chronological biography
1956
Treaty of Rome29 May 1956
Faure joins Pineau at Venice as France supports opening formal negotiations on the common market and Euratom.
Treaty of Rome26 June 1956
Faure takes charge of France's negotiating team at the Brussels launch of the Common Market and Euratom conference.
Val Duchesse NegotiationsJuly 1956
Represents French European interests during negotiations leading to the Treaties of Rome.
Treaty of RomeSeptember 1956
Faure leads the French negotiating delegation as disagreements over agriculture, overseas territories and safeguards are worked through.
1957
Treaty of Rome19 February 1957
Faure takes part in the Paris conference dealing with overseas territories, Algeria, the common external tariff and Euratom questions.
Euratom Treaty Signature25 March 1957
Faure signed the Euratom treaty for France alongside the treaty establishing the European Economic Community.
Treaty of Rome25 March 1957
Signs the Treaty of Rome for France alongside Christian Pineau.
Treaty of Rome25 March 1957
Signs the Treaty of Rome for France alongside Foreign Minister Christian Pineau.
French Ratification of Rome TreatiesJuly 1957
Faure supported French parliamentary approval of the Treaties of Rome creating the EEC and Euratom.
Titles and roles
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs · Secretary of State · European Affairs Minister · Under-Secretary of State · Foreign Affairs · Under-Secretary of State · Head of French Delegation
Record provenance
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