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Bulgaria-Czechoslovakia-German Democratic Republic-Hungary-Mongolia-Poland-Union of Soviet Socialist Republics: Agreement Concerning Multilateral Settlements in Transferable Rubles and the Organization of the International Bank for Economic Cooperation and Statutes of the Bank*

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International Legal Materials , Volume 23 , Issue 3 , May 1984 , pp. 650 - 658
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Copyright © American Society of International Law 1984

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Footnotes

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[Reproduced from Foreign Trade, No. 12 (1983), pp. 43–51, published by the USSR Ministry of Foreign Trade. The Statutes of the Bank appear at page 653. The agreement as signed in 1963 appears at 3 I.L.M. 324 (1964)

[An agreement among the same parties concerning the establishment ofan international investment bank appears at I.L.M. page 641.]

References

1 The name of the country here and elsewhere in the texts of the presentAgreement and Statutes of the Bank are given in accordance with theMinutes on amendments to the Agreement and Statutes of the Bank datedDecember 18,1970 and November 23,1977.

2 The nominal capital of the Bank is increased by 4,410,000 transferablerubles in connection with enrolment of the Republic of Cuba with theMembership of the Bank and by 852,000 transferable rubles in connectionwith enrolment of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam with the Membershipof the Bank and now totals 305,262,000 transferable rubles.

3 On January 23, 1974, the Republic of Cuba joined the AgreementConcerning Multilateral Settlements in Transferable Rubles and the Organizationof the International Bank for Economic Cooperation andenrolled with the Membership of the Bank; on May 27,1977–the SocialistRepublic of Vietnam.

4 The Agreement came into force on May 18,1964.

* See note to Article III of the Agreement.