Paul-Henri Charles Spaak1 June 1955
Spaak attends the Messina Conference as the Six relaunch negotiations on a common market and atomic-energy community.
Belgium · Government / Government of Belgium. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.
Spaak attends the Messina Conference as the Six relaunch negotiations on a common market and atomic-energy community.
Snoy represents Belgium in the intergovernmental work that develops the proposals launched at Messina.
Spaak chairs the constituent meeting of the Intergovernmental Committee created to prepare proposals for a common market and Euratom.
Snoy contributes to the Belgian delegation's work behind the Spaak Report on the common market and Euratom.
Spaak joins the Venice Conference, where the Six accept the Spaak Report as the basis for treaty negotiations.
At the Brussels opening, Snoy takes Belgium's seat among the six national heads of delegation.
Snoy leads Belgian participation as detailed treaty negotiations continue at Val Duchesse near Brussels.
Spaak represents Belgium at the Paris conference that resolves the final political obstacles before signature in Rome.
Van Acker joins the final Paris conference of heads of government and foreign ministers to settle outstanding treaty questions.
Snoy briefs Belgian officials on the Common Market, Euratom and overseas-association arrangements shortly before signature.
Signs the Treaty of Rome for Belgium alongside Paul-Henri Spaak.
Snoy is appointed to chair the Interim Committee created to prepare the new Community institutions before the treaties enter into force.
Signs the Treaty of Rome for Belgium alongside Paul-Henri Spaak as head of the Belgian delegation.
Signs the Treaty of Rome for Belgium after chairing the committee that prepared the common-market proposals.
Signs the Treaty of Rome for Belgium after leading earlier work on the common market through the Spaak Committee.
Heads the Belgian government as Belgium signs the Treaty of Rome.
Heads the Belgian government when Belgium signs the Treaty of Rome.
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