Felipe Gonzalez28 June 1991
Represents Spain at Luxembourg as leaders review unresolved questions in the future Union treaty.
Spain · Government / European Economic Community (EEC). Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.
Represents Spain at Luxembourg as leaders review unresolved questions in the future Union treaty.
Represents Spain's foreign-policy interests as the proposed Union's political provisions are examined.
Helps frame Spain's position on convergence and monetary integration during the Luxembourg phase.
Joins the Maastricht summit as Spain works toward a settlement on political and monetary union.
Helps conclude the financial provisions governing Spain's participation in economic and monetary union.
Fernandez Ordonez adds Spain's signature to the Maastricht Treaty as the government's senior foreign-policy representative.
Signs the Treaty on European Union for Spain as Minister of Economy and Finance.
Attends the Edinburgh European Council as Spain helps negotiate a response to the Danish referendum problem.
Supports the Edinburgh compromise from Spain's diplomatic perspective as the summit closes.
Leads Spain when it completes the formal notification required for Maastricht ratification.
Heads Spain as the Maastricht settlement becomes legally effective across the twelve member states.
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