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Eligible nationals and certain persons may seek protection or registration of their designs or industrial models in other contracting countries through the International Bureau in Berne.
This article ratifies the Rwanda–AFD host agreement and makes it fully effective.
This article ratifies the Host Country Agreement and states that it becomes fully effective.
This article ratifies the Host Country Agreement between Rwanda and ASECNA and makes it fully effective.
This article ratifies the Host Country Agreement between the Government of Rwanda and the International Potato Center (CIP), making it fully effective.
The Host Country Agreement with the International Vaccine Institute is ratified and becomes fully effective.
This article ratifies the Host Country Agreement and says it is fully effective.
This article ratifies the attached Host Country Agreement with Smart Africa and makes it fully effective.
The agreement is ratified and becomes fully effective.
This article ratifies the Host Country Agreement and says it becomes fully effective. It also defines key terms used in the agreement.
This article ratifies the Host Country Agreement and states that it is fully effective as a whole.
This article defines key terms used in the Protocol, including broker, brokering, illicit manufacturing, illicit trafficking, small arms, light weapons, firearms, ammunition, related materials, and tracing.
This article creates ASECNA, gives it corporate status and financial autonomy, and says its headquarters are in Dakar unless moved by the Committee of Ministers.
Ratifying member states must give agricultural workers the same rights of association and combination as industrial workers, and remove provisions that restrict those rights for agricultural workers.
The treaty is ratified and the parties must extradite requested persons for extraditable offences under the treaty.
This article defines key terms used in the Convention.
Each Party must prohibit, prevent, and not carry out nuclear weapon test explosions or any other nuclear explosions in places under its jurisdiction or control.
This article authorises the treaty for ratification and defines key terms used in the treaty.
The article ratifies the Rwanda–Zimbabwe extradition treaty and says each party must extradite wanted persons on request, subject to the treaty.
The treaty says the contracting parties must extradite covered persons to each other when the treaty conditions are met.
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