TREATY SERIES 2007International Natural Rubber Agreement • February 15th, 2008
Recognizing in particular the importance of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development resolution 93 (IV), adopted at its fourth session, resolution 124 (V), adopted at its fifth session, and resolution 155 (VI), adopted at its sixth session, on the Integrated Programme for Commodities,
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATESInternational Natural Rubber Agreement • July 17th, 1996
While the International Natural Rubber Organization (INRO), established by the Agreement, has been useful, the U.S. Govern- ment believes that free markets are better able to serve the inter- est of both consumers and producers. For that reason we have an- nounced our intention that INRA 1995 will be the last we join. U.S. participation in INRA 1995 responds directly to concerns expressed by U.S. rubber companies and unions that a transition period is needed to allow industry time to prepare for a free market in natu- ral rubber and to allow for the further development of alternative institutions to manage market risk.
ContractInternational Natural Rubber Agreement • October 19th, 2022
.ENTRY INTO FORCE: . The Agreement was terminated with effect from 13 October 1999 in accordance with Resolution 212 (XXXXI) adopted by the International Rubber Council at its Forty-first session held in Kuala Lumpur on 30 September 1999, provisionally on 6 February 1997 . The Agreement was terminated with effect from 13 October 1999 in accordance with Resolution 212 (XXXXI) adopted by the International Rubber Council at its Forty-first session held in Kuala Lumpur on 30 September 1999 and definitively on 14 February 1997, in accordance with article 61 . The Agreement was terminated with effect from 13 October 1999 in accordance with Resolution 212 (XXXXI) adopted by the International Rubber Council at its Forty-first session held in Kuala Lumpur on 30 September 1999.
TRAC T A TENBLADInternational Natural Rubber Agreement • September 10th, 2008
Recognizing in particular the importance of the United Nations Con- ference on Trade and Development resolutions 93 (IV), 124 (V) and resolution 155 (VI) on the Integrated Programme for Commodities; the Cartagena Commitment and the relevant objectives contained in ‘‘The Spirit of Cartagena’’ adopted by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development,
ContractInternational Natural Rubber Agreement • August 5th, 2024
.ENTRY INTO FORCE: . The Agreement was extended until 28 December 1994 [by Resolution 152 (XXVIII) adopted by the International Rubber Council at its twenty-eigth session held from 25 to 30 November 1993], and further until 28 December 1995 [by Resolution 164 (XXX) adopted by the International Rubber Council during its thirtieth session held from 1 to 2 December 1994], and was terminated in accordance with its provisions on 28 December 1995, provisionally on 29 December 1988, in accordance with article 60(2) . The Agreement was extended until 28 December 1994 [by Resolution 152 (XXVIII) adopted by the International Rubber Council at its twenty-eigth session held from 25 to 30 November 1993], and further until 28 December 1995 [by Resolution 164 (XXX) adopted by the International Rubber Council during its thirtieth session held from 1 to 2 December 1994], and was terminated in accordance with its provisions on 28 December 1995 and definitively on 3 April 1989, in accordance with article
