Friendship, trade and shipping treaty
A friendship, trade and shipping contract is a contract that is usually concluded bilaterally and regulates political and economic framework conditions.
One of the best-known treaties of this type is the "between Prussia and the states of the German Customs Union on the one hand and Argentina on the other" of September 19, 1857.
Other contracts:
- Friendship, trade and shipping treaty between the United States of America and the city-state of Bremen, 1827
- Friendship, Trade and Shipping Treaty between France and Thailand, August 15, 1856,
- Friendship, trade and shipping treaty between Paraguay and Prussia and other states of the Customs Union on August 1, 1860
- Friendship, trade and shipping treaty between Prussia and China on September 2, 1861
- Friendship, trade and shipping treaty between Prussia and Japan in Edo (today Tokyo ) in 1861
- Friendship, trade and shipping treaty between Siam and the states of the German Customs Union on February 7, 1862
- Friendship, trade and shipping treaty between the German Empire and Greece 1884
- Friendship, trade and shipping treaty between the Federal Republic of Germany and the United States of America of October 29, 1954
Web links
Wikisource: Friendship theme page - Sources and full texts
