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ISO 3166-1 Newsletter VI-14 (2013-02-06) ISO 3166-1 Newsletter VI-14 (2013-02-06) ISO 3166-1 NEWSLETTER VI-14 Date: 2013-02-06 Name change for State of Palestine and other minor corrections ISO 3166-1 Newsletters are issued by the secretariat of the ISO 3166/MA when changes in the code lists of ISO 3166-1 have been decided upon by the ISO 3166/MA. ISO 3166-1 Newsletters are identified by a two-component number, stating the currently valid edition of ISO 3166-1 in Roman numerals (e.g. "V") and a consecutive order number (in Latin numerals) starting with "1" for each new edition of ISO 3166-1. All the changes indicated in this Newsletter refer to changes to be made to ISO 3166-1:2006 as corrected by its Technical Corrigendum 1, ISO 3166-1:2006/Cor 1:2007 (published 2007-07-15), and Newsletters VI-1 to VI-13. The ISO 3166 Maintenance Agency has agreed to the following change(s) to ISO 3166-1:2006, Codes for the representation of names of countries and their subdivisions — Part 1: Country codes. Changes to Alpha 2-code/ Country name/ Short description of change ISO 3166-1:2006 Code alpha 2 Nom de pays Clause 9, p. 15 Alignment with ISO 3166-2 of the local Clause 10, p. 30 short name / Alignement avec l'ISO BG BULGARIA / BULGARIE 3166-2 avec la forme courte locale du nom Clause 9, p. 15 BOUVET ISLAND / Add local short names / Rajouter les BV Clause 10, p. 30 BOUVET, ÎLE formes courtes locales du nom Clause 9, p. 20 Add local short names / Rajouter les JE JERSEY / JERSEY Clause 10, p. 34 formes courtes locales du nom Clause 10, p. 39 SAINT MARTIN (FRENCH Correct spelling error in / Corriger une MF PART) / SAINT-MARTIN faute d'orthographe (PARTIE FRANÇAISE) Clause 9, p. 23 Clause 10, p. 38 PALESTINE, STATE OF / Clause 11, p. 45 PS Change of name / Changement du nom PALESTINE, ÉTAT DE Clause 12, p. 51 Clause 13, p. 54 Clause 9, p. 24 Correct the local language code for the Clause 10, p. 41 SEYCHELLES / local short name / Corriger le code de SC SEYCHELLES langue pour la forme courte locale du nom Clause 10, p. 39 Correct spelling error in the French SINT MAARTEN (DUTCH remarks / Corriger une faute SX PART) / SAINT-MARTIN d'orthographe dans les remarques (PARTIE NÉERLANDAISE) françaises - 1 - Changes to Alpha 2-code/ Country name/ Short description of change ISO 3166-1:2006 Code alpha 2 Nom de pays Clause 10, p. 42 Correct spelling error in French long VN VIET NAM / VIET NAM name / Corriger une faute d'orthographe dans la forme longue française du nom - 2 - ISO 3166-1 Newsletter VI-14 (2013-02-06) Page 15, Clause 9 Replace the entry for BULGARIA (BG) (additions in red, deletions in blue): Additional information COUNTRY English short Inde- Adminis- Adminis- Alpha-2 Alpha-3 Numeric NAME English name lower English full name Remarks pen- trative trative code code code short name case dent language(s) language(s) Local short name(s) alpha-2 code alpha-3code element(s) element(s) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 BULGARIA Bulgaria the Republic of Bulgaria BG BGR 100 # bg bul Bălgarija (Bulgaria) Replace the entry for BOUVET ISLAND (BV) (additions in red, deletions in blue): Additional information COUNTRY English short Inde- Adminis- Adminis- Alpha-2 Alpha-3 Numeric NAME English name lower English full name Remarks pen- trative trative code code code short name case dent language(s) language(s) Local short name(s) alpha-2 code alpha-3code element(s) element(s) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 BOUVET Bouvet Island BV BVT 074 nb; nn nbo; nno Bouvetøya; Bouvetøya ISLAND Page 20, Clause 9 Replace the entry for JERSEY (JE) (additions in red, deletions in blue): Additional information COUNTRY English short Inde- Adminis- Adminis- Alpha-2 Alpha-3 Numeric NAME English name lower English full name Remarks pen- trative trative code code code short name case dent language(s) language(s) Local short name(s) alpha-2 code alpha-3code element(s) element(s) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 JERSEY Jersey JE JEY 832 en; fr eng; fra Jersey; Jersey - 3 - ISO 3166-1 Newsletter VI-14 (2013-02-06) Page 23, Clause 9 Replace the entry for PALESTINE, STATE OF (PS) (additions in red, deletions in blue): Additional information COUNTRY English short Inde- Adminis- Adminis- Alpha-2 Alpha-3 Numeric NAME English name lower English full name Remarks pen- trative trative code code code short name case dent language(s) language(s) Local short name(s) alpha-2 code alpha-3code element(s) element(s) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 PALESTINE, Palestine, State STATE OF of Dawlat Filasţīn the State of Palestine PALESTINIAN Palestinian PS PSE 275 ar ara Al arḍ al filasṭīniya al- the Occupied Palestinian Territory TERRITORY, Territory (the muḥtalla ArāḑMuḩtallah OCCUPIED Occupied) Page 24, Clause 9 Replace the entry for SEYCHELLES (SC) (additions in red, deletions in blue): Additional information COUNTRY English short Inde- Adminis- Adminis- Alpha-2 Alpha-3 Numeric NAME English name lower English full name Remarks pen- trative trative code code code short name case dent language(s) language(s) Local short name(s) alpha-2 code alpha-3code element(s) element(s) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 SEYCHELLES Seychelles the Republic of Seychelles SC SYC 690 Principal island: Mahé; Includes Aldabra # en; -; fr eng; crscpf; Seychelles; Sesel; Islands, Amirante Islands, Cosmoledo fra Seychelles (les) Islands, Farquhar Islands - 4 - ISO 3166-1 Newsletter VI-14 (2013-02-06) Page 30, Clause 10 Replace the entry for BULGARIE (BG) as follows (additions in red, deletions in blue): Information supplémentaire NOM DE PAYS Forme courte Code Indé- Code Code Code langue Code langue française en Forme longue française numé- Remarques pen- Forme courte alpha-2 alpha-3 adminis- adminis- minuscules rique dant Forme courte locale française trative trative alpha-2 alpha-3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 BULGARIE Bulgarie (la) la République de Bulgarie BG BGR 100 # bg bul Bălgarija (Bulgaria) Replace the entry for BOUVET, ÎLE (BV) as follows (additions in red, deletions in blue): Information supplémentaire NOM DE PAYS Forme courte Code Indé- Code Code Code langue Code langue française en Forme longue française numé- Remarques pen- Forme courte alpha-2 alpha-3 adminis- adminis- minuscules rique dant Forme courte locale française trative trative alpha-2 alpha-3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 BOUVET, ÎLE Bouvet (l'Île) BV BVT 074 nb; nn nbo; nno Bouvetøya; Bouvetøya Page 34, Clause 10 Replace the entry for JERSEY (JE) as follows (additions in red, deletions in blue): Information supplémentaire NOM DE PAYS Forme courte Code Indé- Code Code Code langue Code langue française en Forme longue française numé- Remarques pen- Forme courte alpha-2 alpha-3 adminis- adminis- minuscules rique dant Forme courte locale française trative trative alpha-2 alpha-3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 JERSEY Jersey JE JEY 832 en; fr eng; fra Jersey; Jersey - 5 - ISO 3166-1 Newsletter VI-14 (2013-02-06) Page 38, Clause 10 Replace the entry for PALESTINE, ÉTAT DE (PS) as follows (additions in red, deletions in blue): Information supplémentaire NOM DE PAYS Forme courte Code Indé- Code Code Code langue Code langue française en Forme longue française numé- Remarques pen- Forme courte alpha-2 alpha-3 adminis- adminis- minuscules rique dant Forme courte locale française trative trative alpha-2 alpha-3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 PALESTINE, Palestine, État l'État de Palestine PS PSE 275 Forme courante: l'Autorité palestinienne ar ara Dawlat Filasţīn ÉTAT DE de le Territoire palestinien occupé Al arḍ al filasṭīniya al- PALESTINIEN Palestinien muḥtalla OCCUPÉ, occupé TERRITOIRE (le Territoire) Page 39, Clause 10 Replace the entry for SAINT-MARTIN (PARTIE FRANÇAISE) (MF) as follows (additions in red, deletions in blue): Information supplémentaire NOM DE PAYS Forme courte Code Indé- Code Code Code langue Code langue française en Forme longue française numé- Remarques pen- Forme courte alpha-2 alpha-3 adminis- adminis- minuscules rique dant Forme courte locale française trative trative alpha-2 alpha-3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 SAINT-MARTIN Saint-Martin MF MAF 663 L'Île de Saint-Martin est divisée entre une fr fra Saint-Martin (PARTIE (partie partie nord française et une partie sud FRANÇAISE) française) néerlandaise - 6 - ISO 3166-1 Newsletter VI-14 (2013-02-06) Page 39, Clause 10 Replace the entry for SAINT-MARTIN (PARTIE NÉERLANDAISE (SX) as follows (additions in red, deletions in blue): Information supplémentaire NOM DE PAYS Forme courte Code Indé- Code Code Code langue Code langue française en Forme longue française numé- Remarques pen- Forme courte alpha-2 alpha-3 adminis- adminis- minuscules rique dant Forme courte locale française trative trative alpha-2 alpha-3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 SAINT-MARTIN Saint-Martin SX SXM 534 L'Île de Saint-Martin est divisée entre une en; nl eng; nld Sint Maarten; Sint Maarten (PARTIE (partie partie nord française et une partie sud NÉERLANDAISE) néerlandaise) néerlandaise Page 41, Clause 10 Replace the entry for SEYCHELLES (SC) as follows (additions in red, deletions in blue): Information supplémentaire NOM DE PAYS Forme courte Code Indé- Code Code Code langue Code langue française en Forme longue française numé- Remarques pen- Forme courte alpha-2 alpha-3 adminis- adminis- minuscules rique dant Forme courte locale française trative trative alpha-2 alpha-3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 SEYCHELLES Seychelles (les) la République des Seychelles SC SYC 690 Île principale: Mahé; y compris les Îles # en; - ; fr eng; crscpf; Seychelles; Sesel; Aldabra, les Îles Amirantes, les Îles fra Seychelles (les) Cosmoledo, les Îles Farquhar - 7 - ISO 3166-1 Newsletter VI-14 (2013-02-06) Page 42, Clause 10 Replace the entry for VIET NAM (VN) as
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