CONVENTION RELATING TO INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIONS AMENDMENT OF 30th NOVEMBER 1972 — Rwanda law | Esheria

CONVENTION RELATING TO INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIONS AMENDMENT OF 30th NOVEMBER 1972

This article defines key terms, including “import duties” and “temporary admission,” for the annex.

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This article defines key terms, including “import duties” and “temporary admission,” for the annex. This article says the Convention applies to international exhibitions, but excludes exhibitions under three weeks, fine arts exhibitions, and essentially commercial exhibitions. International exhibitions can be registered only if they meet the stated duration and timing rules; organisers must pay any property tax charged under the inviting State’s law, and the Bureau may allow a date up to one year earlier for a special international event. The article sets conditions for recognising international exhibitions and rules for temporary-imported goods at exhibitions, including a three-month re-export deadline. Some temporary-import goods do not have to be re-exported, and exhibition dates/features can be fixed at registration or recognition and changed only with BIE agreement.