Prime Minister of Italy
Florentine-born economist Lamberto Dini, 63, heads a new left-of-centre Italian Government that takes office January 17 and will continue for 16 months
Role range: 1995-1996
Historical biography archive · Updated 2026-11-03
Lamberto Dini Biography and Timeline
Follow Lamberto Dini through 9 dated historical records for Italy.
Lamberto Dini, historical timeline
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
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1995–2001Years on this page
1995
Prime Minister of Italy
Appointed Prime Minister of Italy
Role range: 1995-1996
Madrid European Council
Represents Italy as leaders choose euro as the name of the future single currency.
Role range: 1995-1996
1996
Resignation of Lamberto Dini
Announces his resignation
Role range: 1995-1996
Turin European Council
Hosts the special European Council that opens the intergovernmental conference to revise Maastricht.
Role range: 1995-1996
1997
Treaty of Amsterdam
Dini signs Italy's instrument at Amsterdam, accepting reforms to Union institutions, employment policy and justice cooperation.
Role range: 1996-2001
2000
Lisbon Strategy
Supports the programme for making the European economy more competitive and knowledge-based.
Role range: 1996-2001
Nice Treaty Political Agreement
Supports the final political compromise on institutional reform reached at Nice.
Role range: 1996-2001
2001
Treaty of Nice
Dini places Italy's signature on the Nice Treaty, backing institutional adjustments for an enlarged Union.
Role range: 1996-2001
Records, sources and methodology
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