Italy
Italy ratified the Convention on 23 April 1999, and the Convention entered into force for Italy on 1 October 1999.
Obligations under the Convention
Notwithstanding the obligation to destroy all stockpiled anti-personnel mines, the Convention permits the retention of the minimum number of anti-personnel mines absolutely necessary for the development of and training in mine detection, mine clearance, or mine destruction techniques. As of 2018, Italy has reported having retained 620 anti-personnel mines for these permitted purposes.
In its initial transparency report submitted on 29 March 2000, Italy reported stockpiled anti-personnel mines under its ownership or possession.
In 2002, Italy reported that it had completed the destruction of all stockpiled anti-personnel mines.
In total, Italy reported having destroyed 7,112,811 mines.
Italy reported that there were no mined areas under its jurisdiction or control.

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- 7PC Italy1 March 2022English
- 19MSP-10c-Coop-Italy.pdf17 November 2021English
- 6PC Italy23 February 2021English
- 18MSP-9c-Coop-Italy-Written-Submission.pdf19 November 2020English
- 5PC-Italy.pdf25 February 2020English
- 17MSP-9c-Coop-Italy.pdf29 November 2018English
- 16MSP-11c-Committee-Cooperation-and-Assistance-Italy.pdf21 December 2017English
- IM17-04-Cooperation-and-Assistance-Italy.pdf8 June 2017English
- 2PC-Italy.pdf28 February 2017English
- 1PC-Italy.pdf2 March 2016English
- 14MSP-02d-Coop-Italy.pdf2 December 2015English
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- 17MSP-7-General-Statements-Italy.pdf26 November 2018English
- 16MSP-11hiii-ISU-Cooperation-Italy.pdf21 December 2017English
- 16MSP-07-General-Statements-Italy.pdf18 December 2017English
- 15MSP-08-Italy-General-Statements.pdf28 November 2016English
- Italian-Testo della Convenzione sul bando delle mine antiuomo1 March 1999Other