CONGO. Congo is one of Africa‘s main petroleum producers, with significant potential for further offshore development. Petroleum and timber represent 80% of GDP. It is one of Africa‘s most densely forested countries. From the Atlantic coast, the Rivers Congo and Oubangui form the southern and the eastern edge respectively of the range of the Western Lowland Gorilla. The Oubangui River forms the eastern limit to the range of the species, and the border area with Cabinda and the Bas-Congo region of DRC the southern. A large proportion of the Western Lowland Gorillas are thought to live in Congo, mostly in the densely forested northern region, but also, to a lesser extent, in the central and southwestern parts of the country. The announcement in 2008 of survey results with higher than expected densities in the previously unstudied swamp forests of northern Congo drew attention to the importance of that region. An estimated 73,000 were found in the Ntokou-Pikounda region and 52,000 in the Ndoki-Likouala landscape, where a previously unknown population of nearly 6,000 gorillas was discovered in an isolated raffia swamp. Most of these gorillas live outside existing protected areas, but the Government of Congo is reported to have committed to creating a new national park in the Ntokou-Pikounda region. Further inventories should be conducted over the entire area. Where accessible, this large population of gorillas is at risk from logging and associated poaching, and, since the late 1990s, from the major threat represented by the Ebola virus. Bushmeat consumption is traditional among certain ethnic groups in the north, but there has been a rise in demand for bushmeat in towns and cities in Congo and neighboring countries with the growth of an urban middle class able to afford it.
CONGO. AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES Agricultural commodities agreement. Signed at Brazzaville August 16, 1982; entered into force August 16, 1982. TIAS 11055; 2034 UNTS 191. Agricultural commodities agreement. Signed at Washington February 14, 1990; entered into force February 14, 1990. NP AVIATION Air transport services agreement between the United States and France. Signed at Paris March 27, 1946; entered into force March 27,
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CONGO. From parliament elects to the Committee of the Croatian parliament nominates and then the Croatian parliament elects by a 2/3rds majority From president appoints to three pathways: Parliament appoints three, the High Council of the Judiciary appoints three, and the President appoints three From the Legislative Assembly chooses judges to the National El Salvador 1994 Council of the Judicature forms a list and the Legislative Ethiopia Assembly chooses judges from the list 1987 Form the Emperor appoints to President nominates and Shengo (legislature) appoints. Ghana 1979 From the President appoints to the President appoints and Parliament confirms
CONGO. Denmark: Agreement concerning the consolidation of debts (with appendix and its annex). Paris, 12 Dec 1994. (I-31769) Costa Rica United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland: Exchange of notes constituting an agreement concerning certain commercial debts (The United Kingdom/Costa Rica Debt Agreement No. 5 (1993). San José, 18 Nov 1993. (I- 31727) Denmark Algeria: Agreement concerning the consolidation of debts.. Copenhagen, 25 Nov 1994. (I-31768) Bulgaria: Agreement concerning the consolidation of debts. Sofia, 12 Dec 1994. (I-31770) Congo: Agreement concerning the consolidation of debts (with appendix and its annex). Paris, 12 Dec 1994. (I-31769) Senegal: Agreement concerning the consolidation of debts. Dakar, 7 Dec 1994. (I-31735) Viet Nam: Agreement concerning the consolidation of debts. Hanoi, 10 Jun 1994. (I-32148) Ecuador International Bank for Reconstruction and Development: Loan Agreement--Debt and Debt Service Reduction Loan.. Washington, 10 Feb 1995. (I-31758) Federal Republic of Germany Sudan Agreement on the consolidation of Sudanese commercial debts.. Khartoum, 6 Mar 1980. (I-32339) Agreement on the consolidation of Sudanese debts from commercial transactions (Sudan III). Bonn, 11 Nov 1983. (I- 32341) Agreement on the consolidation of Sudanese debts from commercial transactions (Sudan IV) (with annex).. Bonn, 6 Aug 1985. (I-32342) Agreement on the consolidation of Sudanese debts from commercial transactions having maturities of more than one year (Sudan II with reconsolidation). Bonn, 11 Nov 1983. (I- 32340) Basic Agreement on the consolidation of Sudanese debts.. Khartoum, 6 Mar 1980. (I-32338) Guinea United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland: Exchange of notes constituting an agreement between the Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the Government of the Republic of Guinea concerning certain commercial debts (The United Kingdom/Guinea Debt Agreement No. 4 (1992)). Conakry, 3 Nov 1993, and Dakar, 26 Oct 1993. (I-31726) International Bank for Reconstruction and Development Bulgaria: Loan Agreement--Debt and Debt Service Reduction Loan. Washington, 23 Sep 1994. (I-31517) Ecuador: Loan Agreement--Debt and Debt Service Reduction Loan.. Washington, 10 Feb 1995. (I-31758) Poland: Loan Agreement--Debt and Debt Service Reduction Loan. Washington, 28 Oct 1994. (I-31519) Kenya United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Exchange of notes constituting an agreement concerning certain comm...
CONGO. Denmark: Agreement concerning the consolidation of debts (with appendix and its annex). Paris, 12 Dec 1994. (I-31769) International Development Association: Development Credit Agreement--Economic Recovery Credit.. Washington, 29 Jun 1994. (I-32252) Israel: General Agreement on cooperation.. Jerusalem, 22 Aug 1991. (I-32129) CONSTRUCTION Algeria International Bank for Reconstruction and Development Loan Agreement--Mascara Emergency Reconstruction Project.. Washington, 20 Dec 1994. (I-31756) Argentina International Bank for Reconstruction and Development Loan Agreement--Provincial Reform Loan. Buenos Aires, 24 Mar 1995. (I-31936) Austria Slovenia: Agreement on constructions and facilities for clearance operations at the border and on the respective zones in the area of the Karawank road tunnel.. Vienna, 12 Mar 1993. (I-32058) Canada United States of America: Exchange of notes constituting an agreement concerning the construction of a joint ring levee. Ottawa, 29 Aug 1988, and Washington, 30 Aug 1988. (I- 31530) Ecuador International Bank for Reconstruction and Development: Loan Agreement--Modernization of the State Technical Assistance Project. Washington, 10 Feb 1995. (I-31935) Germany Lesotho: Agreement concerning financial cooperation--Labour- intensive Road Construction, Phase III. Maseru, 18 Mar 1993. (I-31912) Philippines: Agreement concerning financial cooperation-- Repair of Damage caused by Volcanic Eruptions II. Manila, 21 May 1993. (I-31914) Zimbabwe: Agreement concerning financial cooperation-- Sector-Related Programme - Equipment for New Feeder Roads. Harare, 26 Jun 1992. (I-31801) International Bank for Reconstruction and Development Algeria: Loan Agreement--Mascara Emergency Reconstruction Project.. Washington, 20 Dec 1994. (I-31756) Argentina: Loan Agreement--Provincial Reform Loan. Buenos Aires, 24 Mar 1995. (I-31936) Ecuador: Loan Agreement--Modernization of the State Technical Assistance Project. Washington, 10 Feb 1995. (I- 31935) Lesotho Germany: Agreement concerning financial cooperation-- Labour-intensive Road Construction, Phase III. Maseru, 18 Mar 1993. (I-31912) Multilateral Convention (No. 167) concerning safety and health in construction. Geneva, 20 Jun 1988. (I-27865) Philippines Germany Agreement concerning financial cooperation--Repair of Damage caused by Volcanic Eruptions II. Manila, 21 May 1993. (I-31914) Slovenia Austria: Agreement on constructions and facilities for clearance operations at the border and on the respective ...
CONGO. DEFENSE TIAS Number Agreement Title NP Agreement regarding the end use of defense articles, related training, including training material or other defense services. Signed at Brazzaville March 18 2014. Entered into force March 18, 2014.
CONGO. 307 Xxxxxx requested compensation for loss of reputation resulting from their company’s expulsion from the country as well as their personal humiliation and trauma due to violent actions allegedly taking place during the expropriation of the company.308 Lahoud specifically referred to the Xxxx x. Moldova award arguing that both the State conduct and its effect on them were grave and substantial.309 Yet the tribunal recognized the exceptional character of moral damages, and concluded that no such 302 Xxxxxx, ¶333. 303 PO3, p.92¶19. 304 Xxxx, ¶615. 305 Ibid. 306 Etrak, ¶431. 307 Xxxxxx, ¶547,620-624. 308 Lahoud, ¶547. 309 Lahoud, ¶548. circumstances were present in that case insofar as no act of violence or loss of reputation was proven.310
