Helmut Kohl28 June 1991
Takes Germany's position to Luxembourg as leaders examine the two intergovernmental conferences.
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Takes Germany's position to Luxembourg as leaders examine the two intergovernmental conferences.
Works on Germany's political-union priorities while the Twelve meet in Luxembourg.
Works on Germany's response to proposed convergence rules and future monetary institutions.
Takes Germany's position into the opening day of the Maastricht European Council.
Secures Germany's diplomatic interests in the final agreement on political cooperation.
Works on the economic provisions that Germany accepts in the final Maastricht agreement.
Signs the Treaty on European Union for Germany as Federal Foreign Minister.
Signs the Treaty on European Union for Germany as Federal Finance Minister.
Joins the Edinburgh summit while Germany supports a settlement capable of keeping Maastricht ratification on track.
Helps secure Germany's support for the Edinburgh arrangements designed to unblock Maastricht ratification.
Leads Germany when it submits its Maastricht ratification notification to the Italian depositary.
Leads Germany when the Maastricht Treaty takes legal effect and establishes the European Union.
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