UN Organisations in Rome, San Marino, the Holy See, Order of Malta

06/02/2020 - 16:52

Overview

EU relations with the Holy See, Order of Malta, UN Organisations in Rome, Republic of San Marino

The UN in Rome and the EU

The European Union (EU) Delegation to the United Nations (UN) in Rome acts as a link between the three Rome-based UN organizations and the EU headquarters in Brussels.

The Holy See and the EU

The EU's relations with the Holy See

San Marino and the EU

The EU's relations with San Marino

The Order of Malta and the EU

The European Union has official relations with the Order of Malta, which is a sui generis subject of public international law.

Editorial Sections:

San Marino
Vatican City and the Holy See
UN Rome
Order of Malta

Author

Press and information team of the Delegation to THE HOLY SEE, ORDER OF MALTA, UN in Rome

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