Benelux Agreement

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The three Benelux countries

The Benelux Agreement is a treaty signed by Belgium , the Netherlands and Luxembourg on June 20, 1932 , the aim of which was to slowly dismantle customs barriers (annual reduction of 10%). This should pave the way to simplified trade and a common economic policy. Other European states are also asked to join this treaty in order to end the global economic crisis that continues to rampant .

The Benelux Agreement was replaced by the Benelux Agreement in 1958 .

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ International organization and integragration: A collection of the texts of documents relating to the united nations, its related agencies and regional international organizations , Kluver 1968, p. 978
  2. ↑ Deutschlandfunk : Free trade against the recession , accessed October 18, 2016