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Giuliano Amato Biography

Historical biography and chronological timeline for Giuliano Amato, based on 8 World History Database records associated with Italy.

8 records1992–20007 events3 places

Chronological biography

1992

Devaluation1992
Government / Government of Italy · Prime Minister of Italy · Rome

The Lira is devalued

Prime Minister of Italy1992
Government / Government of Italy · Prime Minister of Italy

Appointed Prime Minister of Italy

Maastricht Ratification Law3 November 1992
Government / European Economic Community (EEC) · Prime Minister of Italy · Rome

Heads the government when Italy enacts the law authorising ratification of the Maastricht Treaty.

Italian Maastricht Ratification Deposit5 December 1992
Government / European Economic Community (EEC) · Prime Minister of Italy · Rome

Heads the government when Italy deposits its Maastricht ratification instrument.

Treaty of Maastricht5 December 1992
Government / European Economic Community (EEC) · Prime Minister of Italy

Leads Italy when the state records completion of its own Maastricht ratification process.

Treaty of Maastricht11 December 1992
Government / European Economic Community (EEC) · Prime Minister of Italy · Edinburgh

Joins the Edinburgh negotiations as Italy supports continued ratification of the Treaty on European Union.

1993

Single Market Launch1 January 1993
Government / European Economic Community (EEC) · Prime Minister of Italy · Rome

Heads the Italian government when the European single market begins operating with four freedoms.

2000

Nice European Council7 December 2000
Government / European Economic Community (EEC) · Prime Minister of Italy · Nice

Represents Italy as leaders negotiate institutional reforms intended to prepare the Union for enlargement.

Titles and roles

Prime Minister of Italy

Record provenance

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