|
|
|
Message boards Post comment
|
Treaty of Rome
The Treaty of Rome, which established the European Economic Community (EEC), and the European Atomic Energy Community (EAEC) was signed by France, Germany, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg on March 25, 1957. It is implemented 1. January 1958.
While still remaining separate entities the EEC and EACE, were during the 1960s merged into one organizational structure, called the European Community, which was the precursor of today's European Union.
See also History of the European Union
Referenced By
1957 | 1957 incumbents | 1958 | Christian Pineau | Common Agricultural Policy | Common Market | EU Flag | Economic and Social Committee | European Community | European Economic Community | European Union flag | European emblem | European flag | Flag of Europe | History of EU | History of the EU | History of the European Community | History of the European Economic Community | History of the European Union | Jean Monet | Jean Monnet | Joseph Luns | List of European Union pages | List of international treaties | List of treaties | Nice Treaty | Social and Economic Council | Treaty of Nice
|
|
