Berlin Agenda 2000 Agreement
Supports the Agenda 2000 settlement on finances, policy reform and preparations for enlargement.
Role range: 1998-2005
Follow Joschka Fischer through 7 dated historical records for Germany.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Supports the Agenda 2000 settlement on finances, policy reform and preparations for enlargement.
Role range: 1998-2005
During the Schengen process, Fischer oversees German diplomacy as the Schengen acquis is transferred into the European Union system. German officials emphasise reliable information-sharing between national authorities.
Role range: 1985-1999 – 1998-2005
Supports the Cologne decision to begin drafting a Charter of Fundamental Rights for the European Union.
Role range: 1998-2005
Participates as leaders negotiate institutional changes intended to prepare the Union for a major enlargement.
Role range: 1998-2005
Fischer signs the Nice Treaty, backing institutional changes intended to prepare the Union for enlargement.
Role range: 1998-2005
Represents Germany as the intergovernmental conference opens negotiations on a constitutional treaty for Europe.
Role range: 1998-2005
Signs the European Constitutional Treaty alongside Chancellor Gerhard Schroder.
Role range: 1998-2005
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