Salzburg Congress

The Salzburg Congress was a gathering of European political and social leaders held in 1818 in Salzburg, Austria. Its main goal was to promote stability and cooperation among nations after the Napoleonic Wars. Participants discussed principles of balance of power, borders, and diplomatic relations to prevent future conflicts. The congress helped shape the post-war European order and reinforced the influence of the Congress of Vienna's agreements. Overall, it was a key event in establishing diplomatic norms and fostering peace in 19th-century Europe.