La Slovaquie porte à 54 le nombre de futures Parties à la Convention de Minamata
Le 31 May 2017, le gouvernement de la Slovaquie a déposé son instrument de ratification, devenant ainsi la 54ème future Partie à la Convention de Minamata.
Le 31 May 2017, le gouvernement de la Slovaquie a déposé son instrument de ratification, devenant ainsi la 54ème future Partie à la Convention de Minamata.
Le 24 May 2017, le gouvernement de la Saint-Christophe-et-Niévès a déposé son instrument de ratification, devenant ainsi la 53ème future Partie à la Convention de Minamata.
Le 12 May 2017, le gouvernement de la Norvège a déposé son instrument de ratification, devenant ainsi la 44ème future Partie à la Convention de Minamata.
Le 2 May 2017, le gouvernement de l'Afghanistan a déposé son instrument d'adhésion, devenant ainsi la 43ème future Partie à la Convention de Minamata.
Les 7 et 10 April 2017 respectivement, les gouvernements du Canada et du Burkina Faso ont déposé leurs instruments d'adhésion, devenant ainsi les 41e et 42e futures Parties à la Convention de Minamata.
On 7 April 2017, the Government of Canada deposited its instrument of ratification, thereby becoming the 41st future Party to the Convention.
On 22 and 23 March 2017 respectively, the Governments of Honduras and Ghana deposited their instruments of accession, thereby becoming the 39th and 40th future Parties to the Minamata Convention.
On 1 February 2017, the Government of Liechtenstein deposited their instrument of accession, thereby becoming the 37th future Party to the Minamata Convention.
On 19 January 2017, the Government of Costa Rica deposited their instrument of accession, and thereby becoming the 36th future Party to the Minamata Convention.
On 7 November 2016, the Governments of Benin and Gambia deposited their instruments of accession, thereby becoming the 34th and 35th future Parties to the Minamata Convention.
On 1 November 2016, the Government of Sierra Leone deposited its instrument of accession, thereby becoming the 33rd future Party to the Minamata Convention.
On 23 September 2016, the Government of Antigua and Barbuda deposited its instrument of accession, thereby becoming the 32nd future Party to the Minamata Convention.