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Treaty and Convention, How These Two Are Different ?

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treaty and convention

Treaty and convention are two words that looks to have same meaning.

Too often I hear the question about difference between these two terms . And each time I read or hear an answer to this question, it becomes even more confusing.

Do you feel the same way about these terms ? So lets simplify these terms once for all.

What is a treaty ?

We will come to the difference part. But first let us understand what exactly a treaty is. And what more better way to understand this than with a story.

The story is about “peace process”.

Let us say there are 2 friends. Off late, they fight a lot with each other. But now they want to have a peaceful environment. So they made a set of rules for each one to follow. Both of them signed these rules and agreed to follow this in the future.

You know what ? They have just signed a treaty.

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