List of parties to the Biological Weapons Convention

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List of parties to the Biological Weapons Convention

The Biological Weapons Convention (BWC) is an international treaty that prohibits the development, production, and stockpiling of biological weapons. It was opened for signature in 1972 and entered into force in 1975. The BWC aims to prevent the use of biological agents for hostile purposes and to promote peaceful cooperation in the field of biology.

As of [current year], the BWC has [number] parties, consisting of [number] states that have ratified or acceded to the treaty. The list of parties to the Biological Weapons Convention includes countries from around the world that have committed to upholding the principles of the treaty.

List of Parties[edit | edit source]

The following is a list of parties to the Biological Weapons Convention:

1. Afghanistan 2. Albania 3. Algeria 4. Andorra 5. Angola 6. Antigua and Barbuda 7. Argentina 8. Armenia 9. Australia 10. Austria 11. Azerbaijan 12. Bahamas 13. Bahrain 14. Bangladesh 15. Barbados 16. Belarus 17. Belgium 18. Belize 19. Benin 20. Bhutan 21. Bolivia 22. Bosnia and Herzegovina 23. Botswana 24. Brazil 25. Brunei 26. Bulgaria 27. Burkina Faso 28. Burundi 29. Cambodia 30. Cameroon 31. Canada 32. Cape Verde 33. Central African Republic 34. Chad 35. Chile 36. China 37. Colombia 38. Comoros 39. Congo, Democratic Republic of the 40. Congo, Republic of the 41. Costa Rica 42. Croatia 43. Cuba 44. Cyprus 45. Czech Republic 46. Denmark 47. Djibouti 48. Dominica 49. Dominican Republic 50. East Timor 51. Ecuador 52. Egypt 53. El Salvador 54. Equatorial Guinea 55. Eritrea 56. Estonia 57. Eswatini 58. Ethiopia 59. Fiji 60. Finland 61. France 62. Gabon 63. Gambia 64. Georgia 65. Germany 66. Ghana 67. Greece 68. Grenada 69. Guatemala 70. Guinea 71. Guinea-Bissau 72. Guyana 73. Haiti 74. Honduras 75. Hungary 76. Iceland 77. India 78. Indonesia 79. Iran 80. Iraq 81. Ireland 82. Israel 83. Italy 84. Ivory Coast 85. Jamaica 86. Japan 87. Jordan 88. Kazakhstan 89. Kenya 90. Kiribati 91. Korea, North 92. Korea, South 93. Kosovo 94. Kuwait 95. Kyrgyzstan 96. Laos 97. Latvia 98. Lebanon 99. Lesotho 100. Liberia 101. Libya 102. Liechtenstein 103. Lithuania 104. Luxembourg 105. Madagascar 106. Malawi 107. Malaysia 108. Maldives 109. Mali 110. Malta 111. Marshall Islands 112. Mauritania 113. Mauritius 114. Mexico 115. Micronesia 116. Moldova 117. Monaco 118. Mongolia 119. Montenegro 120. Morocco 121. Mozambique 122. Myanmar 123. Namibia 124. Nauru 125. Nepal 126. Netherlands 127. New Zealand 128. Nicaragua 129. Niger 130. Nigeria 131. North Macedonia 132. Norway 133. Oman 134. Pakistan 135. Palau 136. Palestine 137. Panama 138. Papua New Guinea 139. Paraguay 140. Peru 141. Philippines 142. Poland 143. Portugal 144. Qatar 145. Romania 146. Russia 147. Rwanda 148. Saint Kitts and Nevis 149. Saint Lucia 150. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 151. Samoa 152. San Marino 153. Sao Tome and Principe 154. Saudi Arabia 155. Senegal 156. Serbia 157. Seychelles 158. Sierra Leone 159. Singapore 160. Slovakia 161. Slovenia 162. Solomon Islands 163. Somalia 164. South Africa 165. South Sudan 166. Spain 167. Sri Lanka 168. Sudan 169. Suriname 170. Sweden 171. Switzerland 172. Syria 173. Tajikistan 174. Tanzania 175. Thailand 176. Togo 177. Tonga 178. Trinidad and Tobago 179. Tunisia 180. Turkey 181. Turkmenistan 182. Tuvalu 183. Uganda 184. Ukraine 185. United Arab Emirates 186. United Kingdom 187. United States 188. Uruguay 189. Uzbekistan 190. Vanuatu 191. Vatican City 192. Venezuela 193. Vietnam 194. Yemen 195. Zambia 196. Zimbabwe

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