Publication of 1947 Treaty of Amity with China

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PROCLAMATION NO. 109: Publication of 1947 Treaty of Amity with China

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Title Supreme Court: Publication of 1947 Treaty of Amity with China

Law: Proclamation No. 109

Decision Date: Feb 3, 1955

Ramon Magsaysay, President of the Philippines, officially publicizes the Treaty of Amity with the Republic of China, ratified in 1947, to ensure its observance and fulfillment by the nation and its citizens.

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Ratification by the Philippine Senate

The Senate of the Philippines expressed its concurrence with the ratification of the Treaty through Resolution No. 32 on May 15, 1947.
This ratification process complied with the constitutional requirements of the Philippines.

Exchange of Instruments of Ratification

The instruments of ratification between the two governments were formally exchanged in Manila on October 24, 1947.
According to the Treaty provisions, it was to enter into force immediately upon this exchange.

Public Proclamation and Legal Effect

The President of the Philippines, Ramon Magsaysay, issued a proclamation making the Treaty public on February 3, 1955.
The proclamation included a certified English copy of the Treaty to ensure transparency and accessibility.
The purpose of the proclamation was to ensure that the Republic of the Philippines and its citizens observe and fulfill all articles and clauses of the Treaty in good faith.

Authenticity and Formality

The proclamation was duly signed by President Ramon Magsaysay and formally sealed with the seal of the Republic of the Philippines.
The document was executed in Manila, asserting the government's commitment to the Treaty from that date onward.

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