Amsterdam Treaty Signature
Jospin represented France's government as the Amsterdam Treaty was signed to reform the European Union.
Role range: 1997-2002
Follow Lionel Jospin through 7 dated historical records for France.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Jospin represented France's government as the Amsterdam Treaty was signed to reform the European Union.
Role range: 1997-2002
During the Schengen process, Jospin endorses Amsterdam's Schengen Protocol, which brings the acquis inside the European Union treaty system. The French approach stresses both free movement and compensating security measures.
Role range: 1985-1999 – 1997-2002
Pledges to reduce the maximum length of the working week from 39 to 35 hrs by 2000
Jospin supported France's participation among the initial states approved to launch the single currency.
Role range: 1997-2002
Authorizes French civil-engineering work needed for Large Hadron Collider construction on the French side of the CERN site.
Jospin helps lead France when the Amsterdam Treaty takes effect and the Schengen acquis becomes part of EU law. France supports mobility alongside common visa and security arrangements.
Role range: 1985-1999 – 1997-2002
Jospin represented the French government during negotiations that produced the Nice institutional settlement.
Role range: 1997-2002
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