アムステルダム条約
Also known as Treaty of Amsterdam
Treaty of the European Union, revision of the Treaty of Maastricht
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The Amsterdam Treaty was a 1997 revision of the foundational Treaty of Maastricht that governs how the European Union operates. It updated EU rules and procedures to help the organization function more effectively as it prepared to expand and take on new responsibilities.
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Key facts
- Type
- Amender of the TEU , the TEC , the TEAEC , and the TECSC
- Signed
- 2 October 1997
- Location
- Amsterdam , Netherlands
- Effective
- 1 May 1999
- Signatories
- 15 EU member states Austria Belgium Denmark Finland France Germany Greece Ireland Italy Luxembourg Netherlands Portugal Spain Sweden United Kingdom
- Depositary
- Government of Italy
- Citations
- Prior amendment treaty:, Maastricht Treaty (1992) , Subsequent amendment treaty: Nice Treaty (2001)
- Languages
- 12 EU languages Danish Dutch English Finnish French German Greek Irish Italian Portuguese Spanish Swedish
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- Image
- Амстердамський договір.jpg
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Article · 日本語
アムステルダム条約（アムステルダムじょうやく）は、マーストリヒト条約やローマ条約などの欧州連合(EU)の基本条約に大幅な変更を加えた条約。 1997年10月2日調印、1999年5月1日発効。
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