On September 28, 1954, the London-Paris Agreement was signed.

The United States, Britain, France, Italy, East Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg and Canada met in London on 28 September 1954 to reach a compromise on the issue of the Federal Germany¡¯s accession to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and the British and American presence in Western Europe. On 21 to 23 October, the nine countries also convened a Paris conference, signing the amendment to the Bonn Convention to restore Federal Germany¡¯s sovereignty. The agreement entered into force on 5 May 1955 and the amendment to the Brussels Treaty Organization and the amendment to the Brussels Treaty, and the document on the status of the Federal Germany¡¯s accession to the North Atlantic Treaty and the Sarre Organization. The Paris-Paris International Convention, one of the seven pillars, aims not only to promote the United States,