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TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS C. Transport by Rail

Agreement on International Railways between Arab Countries

Reference
XI-C-4
Adopted
Beirut, 14 April 2003
Entry into force
23 May 2005, in accordance with article 5(2) which reads as follows: "1. The Agreement shall enter into force ninety (90) days after the date on which four (4) members of ESCWA have either signed it definitively or deposited an instrument of ratification, acceptance, approval or accession. For each member of ESCWA referred to in article 4, paragraph 1, signing the Agreement definitively or depositing an instrument of ratification, acceptance or approval thereof or accession thereto after the date on which four (4) ESCWA members have either signed it definitively or deposited such an instrument, the Agreement shall enter into force ninety (90) days after the date of that member's definitive signature or deposit of the instrument of ratification, acceptance, approval or accession. 2. For each State other than a member of ESCWA depositing an instrument of accession, the Agreement shall enter into force (90) days after the date of that State's deposit of that instrument.".
Registration
23 May 2005, No. 41357
Signatories
9
Parties
12
Depositary record
United Nations Treaty Collection

Who signed, and when

CountrySignatureRatification, acceptance, approval or accession
Bahrain 17 Apr 2003 18 May 2007
Egypt 14 Apr 2003 5 May 2004
Iraq - 30 Jun 2016 a
Jordan 14 Apr 2003 16 Apr 2004
Kuwait 10 May 2004 7 Nov 2013
Lebanon 14 Apr 2003 26 Apr 2004
Saudi Arabia - 12 Jul 2006 a
State of Palestine 14 Apr 2003 28 Nov 2006
Sudan - 30 Jul 2009 a
Syrian Arab Republic 14 Apr 2003 22 Feb 2005
United Arab Emirates 14 Apr 2003 25 Feb 2011
Yemen 14 Apr 2003 10 Dec 2007

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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