What does AD stand for?

Accession Document

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Saudi Arabia's council of ministers authorised Yamani to sign the WTO accession documents, which included 38 bilateral agreements with member states, accession protocol and the final report of the working team.

Saudi Arabia joins WTO: after years of negotiations, Saudi Arabia ...

As it stands, the steps remaining before Saudi Arabia can join the WTO are basically formalities, and insiders predict that the WTO's ruling General Council will formally approve the accession documents this month.

Additional countries seek entry into WTO: Saudi Arabia, Russia must ...

Europe's historical association of the "Turk" and Islam with the "Invasive Other"--at its height, the Ottoman Empire extended to the gates of Vienna--might well feed sentiments that could eventually keep Turkey out, but Turkey's Christian past and Muslim present do not turn up as official concerns in the EU accession documents.

Turkey & the EU: how inclusive can Europe afford to be?

With the deposit of the accession documents, the USPTO will begin accepting Madrid applications on November 2, 2003.

United States Joins the Madrid Protocol

Slovakia moves step closer to membership in NATO BRATISLAVA, Slovakia President Rudolf Schuster yesterday signed an accession document committing Slovakia to joining NATO, the next-to-last step on the long road to membership in the military alliance.

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