Throughout the history of the party, European Liberal Democrats have pushed for a continuous development of the European Union and its institutions towards further integration and democratisation. Find an overview of 35 years of adopted liberal policies within this area.
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Resolutions
Congress in Palermo, Italy, November 2011
Congress in Stuttgart, Germany, March 1976
Stuttgart Declaration
Council in Dresden, Germany, May 2011
In Defence of Schengen
Congress in Helsinki, Finland, October 2010
Empowering EU citizens a new Opportunity to Empower the Citizens
Congress in Barcelona, Catalonia, November 2009
Congress in Stockholm, Sweden, October 2008
Congress in Berlin, Germany, October 2007
Congress in Bratislava, Slovakia, September 2005
European Constitution
Congress in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, November 2003
ELDR Manifesto for European Parliament Elections
Congress in Bath, United Kingdom, October 2002
Council in Brussels, Belgium, April 2001
Belgian EU Presidency
Congress in Berlin, Germany, April 1999
Congress in Bruxelles, Belgium, Mai 1996
La déclaration de Vienne du Parti ELDR
Congress in Vienna, Austria, July 1996
Vienna declaration
Congress in Stockholm, Sweden, July 1995
Putting Citizens First
Congress in Copenhagen, Denmark, July 1992
Concluding Statements Copenhagen
Council in Brussels, Belgium, October 1992
Congress in Shannon, Ireland, June 1990
Congress in Luxembourg, December 1988
Congress in Groningen, The Netherlands, June 1985
Congress in Munich, Germany, December 1983
Congress in Venice, Italy, May 1982
Congress in Copenhagen, Denmark, June 1981
Congress in Paris, France, February 1980
Congress in Brussels, Belgium, November 1977