Spain accedes to the privileges and immunities agreement of the international renewable energy agency
30 Mar 202692 views
Who is affected:
Spanish public administration and IRENA staff on Spanish territory
Summary
Spain formalizes its accession to the agreement granting privileges and immunities to the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA). It is an international diplomatic procedure with no direct impact on businesses or citizens.
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This instrument of accession incorporates Spain into the Agreement on the Privileges and Immunities of IRENA, signed in Abu Dhabi in 2014. The agreement regulates the legal status of the agency and its staff in member countries, granting them diplomatic immunities similar to those of international organizations. Its pr…
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