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Headline Norway Signs Additional Protocol to Customs Convention

Caption Description Ambassador Hans Engen, Norway's Permanent Representative to the United Nations, signing, today at U.N. Headquarters, an Additional Protocol amending certain provisions of the Agreement providing for the provisional application of the draft International Customs Conventions on Touring, on Commercial Road Vehicles and on the International Transport of Goods by Roads. Seated at right is Dr. Yuen-Li Liang, Acting Principal Director in charge of the U.N. Legal Department.
The International Conventions were adopted in Geneva on 16 June 1949. The Additional Protocol, adopted in Geneva on 28 November 1952, will enter into force when all governments which have accepted the draft International Customs Conventions have signed the Protocol without any reservation as to ratification, or shall have ratified it if they have signed subject to ratification. Signatories without reservation now number six; two signed subjects to ratification.

Unique Identifier UN7486221

NICA ID 337911

Production Date 02/10/1954 8:06:21 PM

City/Location New York

Country United States of America

Credit UN Photo/MB

File size 3.31 MB