1991 28th June
Treaty of Maastricht
Represents Luxembourg as the Luxembourg summit considers the developing framework for European Union.
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Luxembourg and European Integration
Luxembourg's role in EEC and later European Union politics. This page combines historical context with 16 matching records drawn directly from the World History Database EEC archive.
Historical context
Luxembourg and European Integration: overview and significance
What happened?
The archive groups records associated with Luxembourg, following national leaders, treaty negotiations, European Councils, enlargement, monetary policy and other stages of European integration.
Why was it important?
Luxembourg's records show how European integration was shaped through national governments as well as common institutions, and how domestic politics interacted with Community and Union decisions.
World History Database records
Luxembourg and European Integration timeline
The records below are selected from the 936-record EEC and European integration archive and rendered as static HTML in chronological order.
1991
1991 29th June
Treaty of Maastricht
Supports Luxembourg's approach to monetary convergence while the treaty negotiations advance.
1991 29th June
Treaty of Maastricht
Coordinates Luxembourg's foreign-policy stance as leaders review the future treaty at Luxembourg.
1991 9th December
Luxembourg Treaty Agreement
Supports stronger European institutions and the route toward monetary union.
1991 9th December
Maastricht European Council
Represents Luxembourg during the negotiations completed at Maastricht.
1991 9th December
Treaty of Maastricht
Carries Luxembourg's negotiating mandate into the decisive Maastricht European Council.
1991 10th December
Treaty of Maastricht
Helps complete Luxembourg's economic negotiating position in the final Union treaty.
1991 10th December
Treaty of Maastricht
Supports Luxembourg's final agreement on the treaty's foreign-policy and institutional provisions.
1992
1992 7th February
Luxembourg Monetary Union Signature
Supports convergence requirements and the planned common European currency.
1992 7th February
Luxembourg Treaty Signature
Supports the creation of the Union's political and institutional structure.
1992 7th February
Treaty of Maastricht
Signs the Treaty on European Union for Luxembourg as Finance Minister.
1992 7th February
Treaty of Maastricht
Signs the Treaty on European Union for Luxembourg as Foreign Minister.
1992 28th August
Treaty of Maastricht
Heads Luxembourg when its Maastricht ratification notification is formally completed.
1992 11th December
Treaty of Maastricht
Leads Luxembourg at Edinburgh while the Twelve address obstacles to Maastricht's entry into force.
1992 12th December
Treaty of Maastricht
Contributes to Luxembourg's support for the Edinburgh package addressing the Danish referendum result.
1993
1993 1st November
Treaty of Maastricht
Leads Luxembourg when the Treaty on European Union enters into force across the Twelve.
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Compiled and edited by World History Database.
Historical context is editorial material; the chronology is generated from World History Database EEC records.
Last reviewed: September 2026.
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