The original Treaty is kept in the archives of the Farnesina palace in Rome; the italian Ministry of foreign Affairs. On 25th March 1957 during a solemn ceremony in the 'Orazi e Curiazi hall' of Palazzo dei Conservatori in Campidoglio in Rome; six countries: Belgium; France; Italy; Luxembourg; Netherlands and Germany signed the Treaty of Rome creating the European Economic Community (EEC). The Treaty was signed by the following: Paul-Henri Spaak and J.Ch Snoy et d'Oppuers (Belgium); Konrad Adenauer and Walter Hallstein (Germany); Christian Pineau and Maurice Faure (France); Antonio Segni and Gaetano Martino (Italy); Joseph Bech and Lambert Schaus (Luxembourg); Joseph Luns and J.Linthorst Homan (Netherlands). 1/2007 Rome; Italy. PHOTO by Eric Vandeville/akg-images