.3.d of the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture as recognising that the plant genetic resources for food and agriculture or their genetic parts or components which have undergone innovation may be the subject of intellectual property rights, provided that the criteria relating to such rights are met.“ Les conditions requises pour l’entrée en vigueur du Traité ayant été remplies le 31 mars 2004, le Traité est entré en vigueur, conformément à son article 28, le 29 juin 2004 à l’égard des Etats suivants: Partie Algérie Allemagne Bangladesh Bhoutan Cambodge Canada Chypre Communauté européenne Côte d’Ivoire Danemark Egypte El Salvador Emirats arabes unis Erythrée Espagne Estonie Ethiopie Finlande Ghana Grèce Guinée Ratification Acceptation (A) Approbation (AA) Adhésion (
.3.d of the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources as recognising that plant genetic resources for food and agriculture or their genetic parts or components which have undergone innovation may be the subject of intellectual property rights provided that the criteria relating to such rights are met.“ Communauté européenne (Déclaration jointe à l’instrument d’approbation):
.3.d of the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources as recognising that plant genetic resources for food and agriculture or their genetic parts or components which have undergone innovation may be the subject of intellectual property rights provided that the criteria relating to such rights are met.“ Espagne (Declaration made upon ratification): “España manifiesta su intención de depositar la Declaración Interpretativa, relativa al artículo 12.3.d del Tratado, que ya realizó la Presidencia de la Unión Europea en la 31a Conferencia Ministerial de la FAO en noviembre de 2001, en el momento de la adopción del Tratado, tan pronto como finalicen los trámites internos pertinentes.“ Finlande (Declaration made upon ratification): “The European Community and its Member States interpret Article 12.3.d of the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources as recognising that plant genetic resources for food and agriculture or their genetic parts or components which have undergone innovation may be the subject of intellectual property rights provided that the criteria relating to such rights are met.“ Grèce (Declaration made upon ratification): “The Hellenic Republic confirms the declaration made at adoption
.3.d of the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture as recognizing that the plant genetic resources for food and agriculture or their genetic parts or components which have undergone innovation may be the subject of intellectual property rights, provided that the criteria relating to such rights are met.“ Irlande (Declaration made upon ratification): “Ireland confirms the declaration made at adoption
.3.d of the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture as recognising that the plant genetic resources for food and agriculture or their genetic parts or components which have undergone innovation may be the subject of intellectual property rights, provided that the criteria relating to such rights are met.“ Italie (Declaration made upon ratification): “Italy has the honour to manifest the intention to deposit the declaration
article 12.3.d of the above-mentioned Treaty as delivered by the Presidency of the European Union during the 31st FAO Ministerial Conference in November 2001, at the adoption of the Treaty, as soon as the relevant internal procedure are concluded.“ Suède (Declaration made upon ratification):
.3.d of the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture as recognising that the plant genetic resources for food and agriculture or their genetic parts or components which have undergone innovation may be the subject of intellectual property rights, provided that the criteria relating to such rights are met.“
.3.d of the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture as recognising that plant genetic resources for food and agriculture or their genetic parts or components which have undergone innovation may be the subject of intellectual property rights, provided that the criteria relating to such rights are met.“ Editeur: Service Central de Législation, 43, boulevard F.-D. Roosevelt, L-2450 Luxembourg Imprimeur: Imprimerie de la Cour Victor Buck, s. à r. l. Leudelange
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