Treaty of Rome
/ˈtriːti əv roʊm/
Definitions
- (n.) The foundational treaty signed in 1957 establishing the European Economic Community and advancing European integration.
The Treaty of Rome laid the groundwork for the modern European Union.
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- treaty of rome
- treaties of rome
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Commentary
Often referenced in discussions of supranational law and European integration, this treaty marks a key moment in international treaty law establishing a legal framework for economic cooperation.
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