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Four months cease-fire in Bosnia begins.
Austria, Finland and Sweden join the European Union.
The World Trade Organisation (WTO) is established as the successor
to GATT.
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The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Belarus, Uladzmir Syanko, visits
NATO and signs the Partnership for Peace Framework Document.
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1993 UN Chemical Weapons Convention fails to be enacted: only 20
countries ratify the treaty. To be implemented 65 countries are
needed.
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The NATO Council agrees on a NATO standardisation programme to
improve the coordination of allied policies and programmes for materiel,
technical and operational standardisation.
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The Albanian Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs, Arjan Starova, and
Vice Minister of Defence, Alfred Moisieu, visit NATO and declare
acceptance of the Albanian Individual Partnership Programme.
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The NATO Council agrees on the establishment of a new NATO Standardisation
Organisation.
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US announces a one-year extension of its unilateral moratorium
on nuclear testing.
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