Treaty on Italian Confederation

The Treaty on Italian Confederation (Italian: Trattato sulla Confederazione Italiana) is the treaty responsible for the creation of the Italian Confederation. It was signed and ratified on 17 August 1951.

Signatories

 * Northern Italian Republic
 * Kingdom of the Two Sicilies
 * State of the Church

Provisions

 * The signatories shall henceforth constitute an Italian Confederation
 * The signatories shall each retain their individual sovereignty.
 * The signatories shall eliminate their internal borders controls.
 * The signatories shall adopt the Italian lira as their common currency.
 * The signatories shall establish a Pan-Italian Parliament.
 * The signatories shall coordinate their foreign and defensive policies
 * The signatories shall work to integrate their public infrastructure.