Translation guide
A country that has signed and is bound by a treaty or international agreement.
Referring to a nation that is a formal party to an international agreement.
Standard term for a signatory nation, used in diplomatic and legal contexts.
The signatory nations to this treaty number over 50 countries.
Emphasizes that the country has ratified or acceded to the treaty, not just signed. Often used interchangeably with 署名国 but technically distinct.
A more descriptive phrase meaning 'country that signed', useful in less formal contexts or when explaining the concept.
Signatory nations are obligated to comply with the provisions of the treaty.
The country that signed the agreement has not yet ratified it.