Overeenkomst tussen het Koninkrijk der Nederlanden en de Verenigde Republiek van Tanzania inzake technische samenwerking

The two Governments shall promote technical co-operation between their countries as far as their financial and material possibilities and the personnel at their disposal permit.

1. Technical co-operation shall comprise the transfer, in the widest sense of the term, of knowledge and experience which may or may not be accompanied by material aid.
2. Effective co-operation as referred to in the preceding paragraph shall not be initiated before the country wishing to avail itself of the opportunities for co-operation offered by the other country has made an explicit request to that effect, nor before agreement has been reached on the facilities requisite for such co-operation.

When technical co-operation as referred to in paragraph 1 of Article 2 has been decided upon and, in consequence, experts are made available, fellowships are granted or technical co-operation on a broader scale is initiated, the methods to be employed and the conditions to be observed shall, in each individual case, be decided in joint consultation by administrative arrangements, in accordance with the principles embodied in the present Agreement.

1. Experts made available by the Government of one country for advisory or executive functions in the other country shall be allowed for a period of six months after their arrival in the other country to import their luggage, personal and household effects, motor-car and other goods intended for their personal use or the personal use of members of their family, without a special import licence or certificate of foreign exchange coverage. The receiving country shall exempt such goods from customs and import duties and other similar impositions.
2. The experts shall be allowed for a period of six months after the termination of their assignment to export the goods imported by them under conditions analogous to those laid down in paragraph 1 of this Article. The same shall hold good for personal and household effects that, within reasonable limits, have been acquired during the period of the assignment.
3. The privileges referred to in the first paragraph of the present article shall also be granted to the above experts on the renewal of their contracts and after expiry of a period of three years from the date of their first arrival on the condition that any items to be replaced i.e.1) [Red: Lees: e.g.]motor-vehicle, airconditioner, refrigerator or deepfreezer are sold to the respective Parastatal Organisations.

The provisions of Article 4 shall likewise be applicable to the importation and exportation of equipment, demonstration material and other goods required by the experts for the performance of their task or forming part of material made available in cases of technical co-operation on a broader scale, it being understood that the importation of such material into the receiving country shall at all time be permitted.

As regards contingencies for which this Agreement does not provide, the two Governments shall, in each individual case, decide by administrative arrangement which facilities relating to the assignment of experts and the execution of projects which are embodied in the “Model Text of Agreement concerning Assistance from the United Nations Special Fund” that is valid at the moment the administrative arrangement is made, shall be declared operative.

The Agreement shall enter into force on the day on which the Government of the Kingdom of the Netherlands and the Government of the United Republic of Tanzania have informed each other in writing that the procedures constitutionally required in their respective countries have been complied with.
The present Agreement shall be valid for a term of five years. Unless either of the Contracting Parties gives notice in writing not less than six months before expiry of the current period, it shall be deemed to have been tacitly extended for further terms of three years.