Ley 900 de 2004 | Ley 900 de 2004 — Colombia law | Esheria

Ley 900 de 2004

This text sets out a Colombia–Guatemala technical and scientific cooperation agreement, including joint programs, a mixed commission, and rules for official personnel, equipment, and information exchange.

Jurisdiction
Colombia
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
Ley 900 de 2004
Version
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Language
es
Updated
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commencement cross-border cooperation effective date government administration government cooperation government reporting information sharing international relations official personnel program management scientific cooperation technical cooperation treaty compliance treaty effectiveness treaty implementation

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About this statute

This text sets out a Colombia–Guatemala technical and scientific cooperation agreement, including joint programs, a mixed commission, and rules for official personnel, equipment, and information exchange. This article approves the Basic Technical and Scientific Cooperation Agreement between the Governments of Guatemala and Colombia, and notes that the law was declared inexequible. This article says the approved cooperation agreement will bind the country once the international bond is perfected, and it is marked unconstitutional. This article says the law takes effect on the date it is published. El Gobierno Nacional, por medio de la Cancillería, debe presentar cada año un informe detallado sobre el cumplimiento y desarrollo de los convenios internacionales vigentes suscritos por Colombia con otros Estados.

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