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United Nations Convention on the Use of Electronic Communications in International Contracts

Reference
X-18
Adopted
New York, 23 November 2005
Entry into force
1 March 2013, in accordance with article 23(1).
Registration
1 March 2013, No. 50525
Signatories
18
Parties
21
Depositary record
United Nations Treaty Collection

Who signed, and when

CountrySignatureRatification, acceptance, approval or accession
Azerbaijan - 18 Sep 2018 a
Bahrain - 4 Jun 2020 a
Belize - 19 Jan 2023 a
Benin - 7 Nov 2019 a
Cameroon - 11 Oct 2017 a
Central African Republic 27 Feb 2006 -
China 6 Jul 2006 -
Colombia 27 Sep 2007 -
Congo - 28 Jan 2014 a
Dominican Republic - 2 Aug 2012 a
El Salvador - 17 Jul 2025 a
Fiji - 7 Jun 2017 a
Honduras 16 Jan 2008 15 Jun 2010
Iran (Islamic Republic of) 26 Sep 2007 8 Oct 2025
Kiribati - 21 Apr 2020 a
Lebanon 22 May 2006 -
Madagascar 19 Sep 2006 -
Mongolia - 3 Dec 2020 a
Montenegro 27 Sep 2007 23 Sep 2014
Panama 25 Sep 2007 -
Paraguay 26 Mar 2007 24 Jul 2018
Philippines 25 Sep 2007 7 Jul 2022
Republic of Korea 15 Jan 2008 -
Russian Federation 25 Apr 2007 6 Jan 2014 A
Saudi Arabia 12 Nov 2007 -
Senegal 7 Apr 2006 -
Sierra Leone 21 Sep 2006 -
Singapore 6 Jul 2006 7 Jul 2010
Sri Lanka 6 Jul 2006 7 Jul 2015
Thailand - 28 Mar 2025 a
Tuvalu - 8 Dec 2022 a

Participants that are UN member states link to their profile. The Holy See, the European Union, the Cook Islands and Niue appear in these tables and are not member states, so they are named without a link rather than attached to the nearest match. The third column carries the depositary’s own annotation. Accession, succession and acceptance are legally distinct from ratification and are shown as the record states them rather than flattened into one word.

Counts verified against the depositary’s own totals for this treaty before publication. The United Nations Treaty Collection is the authority; this page is a readable copy and may lag it.

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