On August 10, 2022, the Senegalese authorities seized 124 container shipments of Pterocarpus erinaceus. These timbers were from its eastern neighbor, Mali. According to the Party Notification (Notification 2022/021) released by CITES on March 28, 2022, the accelerated compliance procedure of Article XIII of the Convention applies to all contracting parties. Therefore, the international trade of Pterocarpus erinaceus was immediately terminated. On June 19, 2023, CITES released a Party Notification (Notification 2023/071), stating that the above - mentioned 124 containers of Pterocarpus erinaceus were shipped from the ports of Mali before March 28, 2022, and held legal and valid Convention licenses. Therefore, they were not subject to the trade ban of the accelerated compliance procedure of Article XIII of the Convention. In September 2024, after joint verification and law enforcement, the CITES management agencies of Senegal and Mali confirmed to the CITES Secretariat that another 26 containers of Pterocarpus erinaceus at the Port of Dakar, Senegal, were also in the same situation as the above - mentioned 124 containers. The CITES management agency of Mali also carried out the same verification for 30 containers of Pterocarpus erinaceus at the Port of Nouakchott, Mauritania. The CITES Secretariat requested the Malian authorities to provide proof of the legality of the 56 container shipments of Pterocarpus erinaceus, totaling 1,120 cubic meters, to show that they were samples of endangered species exported before the trade ban on Pterocarpus erinaceus took effect on March 28, 2022. The Secretariat hereby notifies all contracting parties that Mali and Senegal have provided valid export evidence before the trade ban for the above - mentioned 56 containers of Pterocarpus erinaceus. Therefore, the trade is allowed. The CITES management authority of Mali has signed CITES export licenses for these 56 container shipments of Pterocarpus erinaceus. Other contracting party management agencies can decide whether to allow the receipt or reject it according to their actual situations. 1. 2022年8月10日，塞内加尔当局扣押了124条集装箱货柜的刺猬紫檀Pterocarpus erinaceus，这些木材来自其东部邻国马里（Mali），根据CITES在2022年3月28日发布的缔约方通知（Notification 2022/021），《公约》第十三条款之加速合规程序适用所有缔约方，因此即刻终止刺猬紫檀的国际贸易。2023年6月19日，CITES发布缔约方通知（Notification 2023/071）称，以上124条货柜的刺猬紫檀因在2022年3月28日之前从马里的关口发出，并持有合法有效的《公约》许可证，因此不适用于《公约》第十三条款加速合规程序的贸易禁令。2. 2024年9月，塞内加尔和马里的CITES管理机构在经过联合验证执法后，向CITES秘书处证实了在达喀尔港口（Dakar，Senegal ）的另外26柜刺猬紫檀同样适用于上述124条柜的情况。马里CITES管理机构同时亦为在毛里塔尼亚努瓦克肖特港（Nouakchott, Mauritania）的30条柜刺猬紫檀做了同样的验证。3. CITES秘书处要求马里当局提供以上56条集装箱货柜总计1 120立方米刺猬紫檀的合法性证明，以表明它们是在2022年3月28日刺猬紫檀贸易禁令生效之前出口的濒危物种样本。4. 秘书处在此通知各缔约方，马里和塞内加尔已经为以上56条货柜的刺猬紫檀提供了贸易禁令前的有效出口证据，因此允许贸易。5. 马里CITES管理当局已经为这56条集装箱货柜的刺猬紫檀签署了CITES出口许可证，其他缔约方管理机构可根据自己的实际情况决定是否允许接收或是拒绝接收。