CEVAP:

Recognition may be inferred from the conduct of the parties involved. The act must clearly indicate that a recognizing state has a clear and inescapable intention to recognize. The intention, then, is the crucial aspect of recognition. Usually, acts indicating the intention may be bilateral or multilateral. Bilateral acts may be in the form of concluding or signing a treaty with a new entity. Multilateral acts may be through common participation in a multilateral treaty or an international conference along with the unrecognized entity.