Participating States of the Montreux Document

1. Afghanistan

2. Angola

3. Australia

4. Austria

5. Canada

6. China

7. France

8. Germany

9. Iraq

10. Poland

11. Sierra Leone

12. South Africa

13. Sweden

14. Switzerland

15. United Kingdom

16. Ukraine

17. United States of America

 

The following additional States have joined the Montreux Document since its release, with date of communication of support:

18. North Macedonia (03.02.2009)

19. Ecuador (12 February 2009)

20. Albania (17 February 2009) 

21. Netherlands (20 February 2009)

22. Bosnia and Herzegovina (9 March 2009)

23. Greece (13 March 2009)

24. Portugal (27 March 2009)

25. Chile (06 Avril 2009)

26. Uruguay (22 Avril 2009)

27. Liechtenstein (27 Avril 2009)

28. Qatar (30 Avril 2009)

29. Jordan (18 May 2009)

30. Spain (20 May 2009)

31. Italy (15 June 2009)

32. Uganda (23.07.2009)

33. Cyprus (29.09.2009)

34. Georgia (22.10.2009)

35. Denmark (09.08.2010)

36. Hungary (01.02.2011)

37. Costa Rica (25.10.2011)

38. Finland (25.11.2011)

39. Belgium (28.02.2012)

40. Norway (08.06.2012)

41. Lithuania (13.06.2012)

42. Slovenia (24.07.2012)

43. Iceland (22.10.2012)

44. Bulgaria (08.01.2013)

45. Kuwait (02.05.2013)

46. Croatia (22.05.2013)

47. New Zealand (14.10.2013)

48. Czech Republic (14.11.2013)

49. Luxembourg (27.11.2013)

50. Japan (6.2.2014)

51. Ireland (13.11.2014)

52. Monaco (01.04.2015) 

53. Madagascar (05.11.2015) 

54. Estonia (06.07.2016)

55. Montenegro (12.12.2018) 

56. Panama (14.06.2019)

57. Malta (29.09.2020)

58. Slovakia (14.07.2021)

59. Romania (21.09.2023)

The following international organisations have joined the Montreux Document since its release, with date of communication of support:

1. European Union (27.07.2012)

2. Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) (21.11.2013)

3. North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) (6.12.2013) 

 

The Montreux Document is open to all states and international organisations. Its preface reads: “The participating States invite other States and international organisations to communicate their support for this document to the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs of Switzerland”. The Swiss FDFA updates this webpage upon receipt of any such communication.