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Antonio Segni Biography

Historical biography and chronological timeline for Antonio Segni, based on 7 World History Database records associated with Italy.

7 records1956–19625 events3 places

Chronological biography

1956

Venice Conference30 May 1956
Government / European Economic Community (EEC) · Prime Minister of Italy · Venice

Heads the Italian government as Venice launches the intergovernmental work that produces the Rome Treaties.

1957

Treaty of Rome19 February 1957
Government / Government of Italy · Prime Minister · Prime Minister of Italy · Paris

Segni joins the other heads of government in Paris to settle the treaty package at political level.

Common Market PolicyMarch 1957
Government / Government of Italy · Prime Minister · Prime Minister of Italy · Rome

Supports Italian entry into the common market as part of postwar economic modernization.

Treaty of Rome25 March 1957
Government / Government of Italy · Prime Minister · Prime Minister of Italy · Rome

Signs the Treaty of Rome for Italy alongside Foreign Minister Gaetano Martino.

Treaty of Rome25 March 1957
Government / European Economic Community (EEC) · Prime Minister of Italy · Rome

Signs the Treaty establishing the European Economic Community for Italy.

1962

Common Agricultural Policy LaunchJanuary 1962
Government / European Economic Community (EEC) · President of Italy · Rome

Serves as president as Italy enters the first operational phase of the Common Agricultural Policy.

President of Italy11 May 1962
Government / Government of Italy · President of Italy

Appointed President of Italy

Titles and roles

President of Italy · Prime Minister of Italy · Prime Minister · Prime Minister of Italy

Record provenance

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