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シェンゲン協定の発効日の決定

シェンゲン協定が発効日を確定したのは1985年6月14日です。

シェンゲン協定の発効日の決定

In this fictional history, the key factor changed in the historical event of the Schengen Agreement is that it was never implemented, resulting in a different course of events and future developments.

1957

The Treaty of Rome is signed, establishing the European Economic Community (EEC) which aims to create a common market among member states.

1985

The Schengen Agreement is proposed as a solution to abolish internal border controls among participating countries, aiming to facilitate the free movement of people and goods.

1986

In our fictional history, due to political disagreements and concerns over national security, the Schengen Agreement fails to gain sufficient support for implementation.

1992

The Maastricht Treaty is signed, transforming the EEC into the European Union (EU), with a focus on economic and political integration.

1995

With the absence of the Schengen Agreement, member states continue to maintain their internal border controls, causing inconvenience for travelers and hindering the free movement of goods.

2004

Several new member states join the EU, further complicating border control management and resulting in increased bureaucracy and delays.

2010

As the EU faces mounting challenges related to border control and immigration, member states decide to revisit the idea of the Schengen Agreement.

2012

After extensive negotiations and compromises, a revised version of the Schengen Agreement is finally agreed upon and signed by the EU member states.

2015

The revised Schengen Agreement is implemented, abolishing internal border controls among participating countries.

2020

With the revised Schengen Agreement in place, the free movement of people and goods within the EU becomes more efficient, stimulating economic growth and fostering cultural exchange.

2030

The EU continues to expand, with more countries joining and adopting the Schengen Agreement, further enhancing unity and integration within the European continent.

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