Historical place archive

Maastricht in History

Browse historical events and people recorded at Maastricht in Spain. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.

7 records4 event labels3 people1991–1992

Historical events in Maastricht

1991

9 December 1991
Maastricht European Council
Felipe Gonzalez · European Economic Community (EEC)

Represents Spain during negotiations establishing the European Union.

9 December 1991
Spanish Treaty Agreement
Felipe Gonzalez · European Economic Community (EEC)

Supports European citizenship, cohesion and the monetary-union programme.

9 December 1991
Treaty of Maastricht
Felipe Gonzalez · European Economic Community (EEC)

Joins the Maastricht summit as Spain works toward a settlement on political and monetary union.

10 December 1991
Treaty of Maastricht
Carlos Solchaga · European Economic Community (EEC)

Helps conclude the financial provisions governing Spain's participation in economic and monetary union.

1992

7 February 1992
Spanish Monetary Union Signature
Carlos Solchaga · European Economic Community (EEC)

Supports monetary convergence and greater economic cohesion within Europe.

7 February 1992
Treaty of Maastricht
Carlos Solchaga · European Economic Community (EEC)

Signs the Treaty on European Union for Spain as Minister of Economy and Finance.

7 February 1992
Treaty of Maastricht
Francisco Fernandez Ordonez · European Economic Community (EEC)

Fernandez Ordonez adds Spain's signature to the Maastricht Treaty as the government's senior foreign-policy representative.

Provenance

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These entries are generated from stored World History Database records whose country and place fields match Spain and Maastricht. Names, dates, event labels and descriptions are reviewed and normalised as the database develops. Historical place names may not match modern administrative boundaries.

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