Elysée Treaty

The Elysée Treaty, signed in 1963 between France and West Germany, was a peace agreement aimed at fostering stronger cooperation and understanding after World War II. It established regular meetings between leaders, cultural exchanges, and joint efforts in defense and education, helping to rebuild trust and promote friendship between the two nations. This treaty laid the groundwork for closer European integration and cooperation, emphasizing reconciliation and shared values to prevent future conflicts in Europe.