Postal Convention

/ˈpoʊstəl kənˈvɛnʃən/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A formal international treaty governing the exchange of mail between countries, establishing rules for postal services, rates, and administration.
    The countries signed a postal convention to streamline international mail delivery procedures.

Forms

  • postal convention
  • postal conventions

Commentary

Typically drafted as multilateral treaties, postal conventions are crucial for the legal coordination of cross-border postal services and ensure uniform standards among signatory states.

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