65th anniversary of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations.

Universal Instrument


April 18 marks the 68th anniversary of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations. We call on all countries to return to building and maintaining constructive diplomatic relations in line with the principles & experience enshrined in this universal instrument.
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