The Republic of Guinea is the latest country that has ratified the ISA framework agreement.
The Foreign Minister of the Republic of Guinea, has today submitted its formal instrument of ratification of the ISA framework agreement to the Minister of External Affairs, Government of India.
Therefore, with fifteen ratifications, the ISA framework agreement shall enter into force on the thirtieth day after the date of deposit of the relevant instrument which is December 06, 2017.
ISA is the first international intergovernmental treaty-based organization headquartered in India.
As on November 06, 2017 44 countries have signed the ISA Framework Agreement, and out of which following 15 have submitted the formal Instrument of ratification: Bangladesh, Comoros, Fiji, France, Ghana, Guinea, India, Mali, Mauritius, Nauru, Niger, Seychelles, Somalia, South Sudan and Tuvalu.
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