25 January 1993Danish EMU Opt-Out ImplementationMarianne Jelved
Becomes economic affairs minister as Denmark prepares to implement the monetary provisions of the Edinburgh settlement.
Historical records for Denmark in 1993, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Becomes economic affairs minister as Denmark prepares to implement the monetary provisions of the Edinburgh settlement.
The Schlüter Premiership ends in Copenhagen, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Denmark.
Becomes prime minister as Denmark prepares legislation and a second referendum on the Edinburgh settlement and Maastricht Treaty.
Becomes foreign minister and takes responsibility for completing Denmark's Maastricht ratification process.
Begins the Nyrup Rasmussen Premiership in Copenhagen and serves as Prime Minister of Denmark.
Appointed Prime Minister of Denmark
Introduces legislation for Denmark's accession to the Edinburgh decision and the Maastricht Treaty.
Introduces legislation amending Denmark's European Communities Act as part of the renewed Maastricht ratification package.
Introduces the bill providing for a referendum on Denmark's accession to the Edinburgh decision and Maastricht Treaty.
Receives public approval to complete Denmark's ratification of Maastricht under the Edinburgh arrangements.
Welcomes the referendum result approving the Maastricht Treaty with the Edinburgh arrangements by 56.8 percent of votes.
Argues that the Edinburgh arrangements address Danish concerns while allowing Denmark to ratify the Maastricht Treaty.
Explains the economic implications of Denmark's special position on the third stage of economic and monetary union.
Leads the government campaign for approval of Maastricht with the Danish arrangements secured at Edinburgh.
Denmark completes its ratification step by notifying the Italian depositary after the successful second referendum.
Denmark's ratification notification is deposited with the Italian government, completing the Danish constitutional process.
Heads Denmark when the government formally notifies completion of Maastricht ratification after the second referendum.
Denmark's special Maastricht arrangements take effect as the Treaty on European Union enters into force.
Oversees Danish foreign policy as the Maastricht Treaty enters into force and the European Union is established.
Heads Denmark as the treaty becomes effective under the special arrangements secured after the Danish referendums.
The Treaty on European Union enters into force with Denmark participating under the arrangements secured at Edinburgh.
The Danish government notifies the Council that Denmark does not intend to participate in the third stage of economic and monetary union.
Appointed Foreign Minister of Denmark
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