Pompidou backed completion, deepening and enlargement of the Communities at the Hague summit.
Historical person
Georges Jean Raymond Pompidou Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for Georges Jean Raymond Pompidou, based on 8 World History Database records associated with France.
Chronological biography
1969
1970
Pompidou supported the new framework for regular foreign-policy consultation among Community governments.
France accepted arrangements giving the European Communities an independent system of budgetary own resources.
1971
Pompidou supported completion of negotiations for Britain, Ireland, Denmark and Norway to join the Communities.
1972
Pompidou supported the treaties enabling Britain, Ireland, Denmark and Norway to seek membership of the European Communities.
French voters approved enlargement of the European Communities in a referendum called by Pompidou.
Pompidou hosted Community leaders as they set broader ambitions for economic, monetary and political cooperation.
1973
France welcomed Denmark, Ireland and the United Kingdom into the European Communities, increasing membership from six to nine.
Titles and roles
President of France
Record provenance
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