25 June 1991Treaty of SchengenRudolph Franz Marie Lubbers
Lubbers represents Netherlands as Spain and Portugal sign Schengen accession agreements. Dutch officials favour shared information systems alongside open internal borders.
Historical records for Netherlands in 1991, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Lubbers represents Netherlands as Spain and Portugal sign Schengen accession agreements. Dutch officials favour shared information systems alongside open internal borders.
In Netherlands, van den Broek supports the Bonn accession agreements bringing Spain and Portugal into the Schengen framework. The Dutch approach combines mobility with common security safeguards.
Takes part in the Luxembourg European Council as Netherlands weighs the next stage of integration.
Shapes Netherlands's financial position during discussions on the future monetary union.
Works to protect Netherlands's diplomatic priorities during the Luxembourg negotiations.
Makes his senior debut for Ajax and becomes an energetic central midfielder.
Guides negotiations establishing the framework for European Union.
Hosts the European Council that reaches agreement on the new treaty.
Represents Netherlands as leaders open the final round of bargaining over European Union.
Backs the monetary-union provisions included in Netherlands's Maastricht settlement.
Concludes Netherlands's diplomatic work on the political pillar of the Maastricht settlement.
Becomes Ajax head coach and begins one of the most successful managerial periods in the club's history.
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