Permanent historical factsheet

Treaty of Accession

Luxembourg · Government / Government of Luxembourg. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

4Records
1979–2003Date range
4Named people
2Places

Chronological records

1979

Jean Dondelinger28 May 1979

Athens · Government / Government of Luxembourg

Dondelinger represents Luxembourg's permanent mission in signing the Greek accession treaty.

Gaston Thorn28 May 1979

Athens · Government / Government of Luxembourg

Thorn signs for Luxembourg while serving as both Prime Minister and Foreign Minister.

1985

Jacques Santer12 June 1985

Madrid and Lisbon · Government / Government of Luxembourg

Santer supports Luxembourg's approval of Spanish and Portuguese accession to the Communities.

2003

Jean-Claude Juncker16 April 2003

Athens · Government / Government of Luxembourg

Juncker represents Luxembourg as the Union concludes the accession agreement with ten candidate countries.

Names involved

Gaston ThornJacques SanterJean DondelingerJean-Claude Juncker

Provenance

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