Member
States
The Armistice Agreement established the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission (NNSC), consisting of four nations that had not taken part in the Korean War with combat troops:
Sweden
Since 1953, Sweden is a member of the NNSC and has since been permanently present in Panmunjom. With its presence and performance of operational tasks, Sweden actively contributes to the stability on the Korean Peninsula in the interest of all involved parties. Today, the Swedish Delegation is composed of five officers, lead by a major general.
Switzerland
Since 1953, Switzerland is a member of the NNSC and has since been permanently present in Panmunjom. With its presence and performance of operational tasks, Switzerland actively contributes to the stability on the Korean Peninsula in the interest of all involved parties. Today, the Swiss Delegation is composed of five officers, lead by a major general.
Poland
Since 1953, Poland is a member of the NNSC. After the withdrawal of their delegation from Panmunjom in 1995, they have not been carrying out any operational tasks. Today the Polish delegation resides in Warsaw and is staffed with three officers
Czechoslovakia
Czechoslovakia was a member of the NNSC from 1953 to 1993. The dissolution of Czechoslovakia and its partition into two separate countries, the Czech Republic and the Slovakian Republic led to the withdrawal of the Czech delegation in 1993.
