19 April 1839
Luxembourg Partition
Accepts the partition of Luxembourg, with a substantial western part remaining within Belgium.
Historical place archive
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Accepts the partition of Luxembourg, with a substantial western part remaining within Belgium.
Leads Belgium's delegation as the Luxembourg European Council reviews progress toward political and monetary union.
Advances Belgium's foreign-policy position as Luxembourg discussions focus on political union.
Develops Belgium's monetary position as negotiations continue on the path toward economic and monetary union.
Derycke helps back the Nordic accessions that extend Schengen cooperation across northern Europe. The Belgian approach combines mobility with common visa and policing rules.
In Belgium, Dehaene leads Belgium as Denmark, Finland and Sweden sign agreements joining Schengen. Belgium supports wider participation while preserving practical security cooperation.
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