Trial
Andreas Papandreou goes on trial on corruption-related charges and is later acquitted.
Permanent historical records · Updated 2026-11-03
1991 in Greece
Explore 14 historical events and records for Greece in 1991.
Historical records for Greece in 1991
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March
June
Luxembourg European Council
Represents Greece as leaders review progress in the political and monetary union conferences.
Treaty of Maastricht
Joins the Luxembourg European Council while Greece helps shape the emerging treaty settlement.
Luxembourg Monetary Union Negotiations
Advances Greek positions on convergence and the future monetary-union framework.
Luxembourg Political Union Negotiations
Supports Greek positions on the political and foreign-policy provisions under negotiation.
Treaty of Maastricht
Advances Greece's financial interests while the Twelve examine the design of economic and monetary union.
Treaty of Maastricht
Presses Greece's diplomatic objectives during the Luxembourg review of treaty negotiations.
December
Maastricht European Council
Represents Greece as the Maastricht European Council opens the decisive negotiations on European Union.
Treaty of Maastricht
Represents Greece when leaders begin the final political bargaining over the Union treaty.
Greek Treaty Agreement
Supports the final Maastricht settlement establishing European Union and the framework for economic and monetary union.
Maastricht Monetary Union Agreement
Supports the final economic and monetary provisions agreed at Maastricht.
Maastricht Political Union Agreement
Helps conclude the political and foreign-policy provisions of the Maastricht settlement.
Treaty of Maastricht
Supports Greece's approach to convergence criteria and the timetable for monetary union.
Treaty of Maastricht
Supports the foreign-policy framework accepted by Greece when the Maastricht settlement is completed.
How these records were prepared
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