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TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS A. Custom Matters

Customs Convention on the International Transport of Goods under Cover of TIR Carnets (TIR Convention)

Reference
XI-A-13
Adopted
Geneva, 15 January 1959
Entry into force
7 January 1960 by the exchange of the said letters, in accordance with article 40 [Note: Article 56(1) of the TIR Convention of 1975 (see chapter XI-A-16) provides that the said Convention, upon its entry into force, shall terminate and replace, in relations between the Contracting Parties thereto, the present Convention. The said Convention of 1975 came into force on 20 March 1978.].
Registration
7 January 1960, No. 4996
Signatories
9
Parties
37
Depositary record
United Nations Treaty Collection

Who signed, and when

CountrySignatureRatification, acceptance, approval or accession
Afghanistan - 11 Oct 1971 a
Albania - 1 Oct 1969 a
Austria 15 Feb 1959 3 Feb 1960
Belgium 4 Mar 1959 14 Mar 1962
Bulgaria - 15 Apr 1959 s
Canada - 26 Nov 1974 a
Cyprus - 3 Jun 1977 a
Czech Republic - 2 Jun 1993 d
Denmark - 15 Apr 1959 s
Finland - 14 Jun 1960 a
France 14 Apr 1959 3 Jul 1959
Germany 13 Apr 1959 23 Oct 1961
Greece - 2 May 1961 a
Hungary - 6 Dec 1961 a
Iran (Islamic Republic of) - 25 May 1971 a
Ireland - 7 Jul 1967 a
Israel - 31 Oct 1969 a
Italy 15 Apr 1959 11 Jan 1963
Japan - 14 May 1971 a
Jordan - 8 Nov 1973 a
Kuwait - 26 May 1977 a
Luxembourg 14 Apr 1959 3 Jul 1962
Malta - 31 Jan 1978 a
Morocco - 10 Oct 1975 a
Netherlands (Kingdom of the) 9 Apr 1959 27 Jul 1960
Norway - 2 Mar 1960 a
Poland - 3 Oct 1961 a
Portugal - 6 Jun 1966 a
Romania - 9 Apr 1964 a
Russian Federation - 20 Feb 1974 a
Slovakia - 28 May 1993 d
Spain - 12 May 1961 a
Sweden - 14 Apr 1959 s
Switzerland 12 Mar 1959 7 Jul 1960
Türkiye - 23 Feb 1966 a
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland 13 Apr 1959 9 Oct 1959
United States of America - 3 Dec 1968 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.

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