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UNIDROIT CONVENTION ON STOLEN OR ILLEGALLY EXPORTED CULTURAL OBJECTS

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Declarations made by States at the time of ratification / accession

under Article 17

Côte d’Ivoire

(Translation) The Republic of Côte d’Ivoire has the honour to transmit to the Depositary of the Convention Law N°87-806 of 28 July 1987 on the Protection of Cultural Heritage governing the export of cultural property.

 

Madagascar

Madagascar will deposit the information relating to the export of cultural objects within 6 months of the deposit.

 

Mexico

 

Morocco

(Translation) The Government of the Kingdom of Morocco indicates that the legislation regulating the export of cultural objects is:

  • Loi n° 22-80 relative à la conservation des monuments historiques et des sites, des inscriptions, des objets d’art et d’antiquité promulguée par le dahir n° 1- 80-341 du 25 Décembre 1980 (B.O. 18 février 1981) – articles 31, 44 et 58;
  • Loi n° 19-05 relative à la conservation des monuments historiques et des sites, des inscriptions, des objets d’art et d’antiquité promulguée par le dahir n° 1- 06-102 du 15 juin 2006 – articles 58, 32-3, 54 et 54-1.

 

Togo

(Translation) The Togolese Republic has the honour to transmit to the Depositary of the Convention Law N°90-24 of 23 November 1990 relating to the Protection of National Cultural Heritage (Articles 13 and 24 regulate the  export of cultural property).