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Convenio de Hong Kong
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La presente publicación contiene:
el Convenio internacional de Hong Kong para el reciclaje seguro y ambientalmente racional de los buques, 2009, que entra en vigor el 26 de junio de 2025;
seis resoluciones adoptadas en la Conferencia internacional sobre el reciclaje seguro y ambientalmente racional de los buques, celebrada en Hong Kong (China) del 11 al 15 de mayo de 2009;
seis directrices para la implantación uniforme del Convenio, elaboradas y adoptadas por el Comité de Protección del Medio Marino de la OMI; e
instrumentos adicionales para la implantación del Convenio de Hong Kong.
International Maritime Organization
Title: Convenio de Hong Kong
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Al hacer clic en el botón “Read” en esta página, accederá al PDF del libro completo.
Para acceder a la versión de texto completo y a los PDF de los capítulos individuales, haga clic en la pestaña “Chapters” y seleccione el capítulo que desea leer.
La presente publicación contiene:
el Convenio internacional de Hong Kong para el reciclaje seguro y ambientalmente racional de los buques, 2009, que entra en vigor el 26 de junio de 2025;
seis resoluciones adoptadas en la Conferencia internacional sobre el reciclaje seguro y ambientalmente racional de los buques, celebrada en Hong Kong (China) del 11 al 15 de mayo de 2009;
seis directrices para la implantación uniforme del Convenio, elaboradas y adoptadas por el Comité de Protección del Medio Marino de la OMI; e
instrumentos adicionales para la implantación del Convenio de Hong Kong.
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