REVISED DAKAR CONVENTION ON THE AGENCY FOR THE SAFETY OF AIR NAVIGATION IN AFRICA AND MADAGASCAR (ASECNA), ADOPTED IN OUAGADOUGOU, BURKINA FASO AND SIGNED IN LIBREVELLE, REPUBLIC OF GABON ON 28 APRIL 2010 — Rwanda law | Esheria

REVISED DAKAR CONVENTION ON THE AGENCY FOR THE SAFETY OF AIR NAVIGATION IN AFRICA AND MADAGASCAR (ASECNA), ADOPTED IN OUAGADOUGOU, BURKINA FASO AND SIGNED IN LIBREVELLE, REPUBLIC OF GABON ON 28 APRIL 2010

Rwanda accedes to the revised Dakar Convention establishing ASECNA, which has legal personality and financial autonomy.

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Rwanda
Instrument
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Status
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Language
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Rwanda accedes to the revised Dakar Convention establishing ASECNA, which has legal personality and financial autonomy. This article names the authorities that must implement the Order and sets out the Agency’s missions and responsibilities. The text gives the Committee of Ministers supreme authority over the Agency, assigns it policy, appointment, accession, amendment, and arbitration powers, and says the Agency’s official communications may not be censored. This Order takes effect on the day it is published in the Official Gazette of the Republic of Rwanda. This text allows replacement of an absent Committee of Ministers member, gives the Agency immunity/exemptions for its assets, and requires information-sharing and service-continuity steps in case of a member state's withdrawal.