CONTINENTAL SHELF BOUNDARY: ITALY-SPAINContinental Shelf Boundary Agreement • February 22nd, 2002
On February 19, 1974, the Governments of the Italian Republic and the Spanish State signed an agreement delimiting a continental shelf boundary in the Mediterranean Sea between the islands of Minorca and Sardinia. Instruments of ratification were exchanged and the treaty entered into force on November 16, 1978. The full text of the agreement is as follows:
CONTINENTAL SHELF BOUNDARY: NORWAY-SOVIET UNIONContinental Shelf Boundary Agreement • February 21st, 2002
The Governments of the Kingdom of Norway and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics have signed and ratified an Agreement and a Descriptive Protocol relating to the division of the continental shelf in the Varangerfjord. The Agreement, signed on February 15, 1957, established a Joint Soviet-Norwegian Boundary Commission to designate reference points from which the sea frontier between the two countries in the Varangerfjord could be demarcated. Ratifications were exchanged and the Agreement came into force on April 24, 1957. The Descriptive Protocol signed on November 29, 1957, specifies the demarcation of the sea frontier. The latter came into force on March 17, 1958, after the ratifications were exchanged.
CONTINENTAL SHELF BOUNDARY: IRAN-SAUDI ARABIAContinental Shelf Boundary Agreement • February 22nd, 2002
The Governments of Iran and Saudi Arabia signed an Agreement on October 24, 1968, concerning sovereignty over the islands of Arabi and Farsi, and division of the continental shelf in the Persian Gulf between the two countries. Ratifications were exchanged on January 29, 1969, at which time the Agreement came into force.1
CONTINENTAL SHELF BOUNDARY: FINLAND-SOVIET UNIONContinental Shelf Boundary Agreement • February 21st, 2002
The Governments of the Republic of Finland and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics signed an Agreement on May 20, 1965, relating to the division of the continental shelf in the Gulf of Finland. Ratifications were exchanged and the Agreement came into force on May 25, 1966. Both Finland and the Soviet Union are parties to the 1958 Geneva Convention on the Continental Shelf.
CONTINENTAL SHELF BOUNDARY: ITALY - YUGOSLAVIAContinental Shelf Boundary Agreement • February 21st, 2002
CONTINENTAL SHELF BOUNDARY: ITALY - TUNISIAContinental Shelf Boundary Agreement • February 22nd, 2002
On August 20, 1971, the Governments of the Italian Republic and the Republic of Tunisia signed an agreement delimiting their common continental shelf boundary in the Mediterranean Sea. Instruments of ratification were exchanged and the agreement entered into force on December 6, 1978. The full text is as follows:
BAHRAIN-SAUDI ARABIA CONTINENTAL SHELF BOUNDARYContinental Shelf Boundary Agreement • February 21st, 2002
The Government of the Shaykhdom of Bahrain and the Government of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia signed an Agreement on February 22, 1958, dividing the continental shelf in the Persian Gulf between the two countries. The two Governments also agreed to share equally in the income from the exploitation of petroleum resources in the Fasht bu Saafa Hexagon, which is located in Saudi Arabian waters. Ratifications were exchanged on February 26, 1958, and the Agreement then came into force.
ContractContinental Shelf Boundary Agreement • February 22nd, 2002
The Governments of the Republic of Finland and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics signed an agreement on May 5, 1967, delimiting the continental shelf boundary between the two states in the northeastern Baltic Sea. The Agreement entered into force on March 15, 1968, after exchange of ratifications. Both Finland and the Soviet Union are parties to the 1958 Geneva Convention on the Continental Shelf.
Agreement between the Government of the Kingdom of Thailand and the Government of the Republic of Indonesia relating to the Delimitation of a Continental Shelf Boundary between the two Countries in the Northern Part of the Straits of Malacca and in...Continental Shelf Boundary Agreement • March 18th, 2002
DESIRING to establish continental shelf boundaries between the two countries in the northern part of the Straits of Malacca and in the Andaman Sea,
INDONESIA - MALAYSIA CONTINENTAL SHELF BOUNDARYContinental Shelf Boundary Agreement • February 21st, 2002
On October 27, 1969, the Government of Malaysia and the Government of the Republic of Indonesia entered into an Agreement dividing the continental shelf between the two countries. Ratifications were exchanged on November 7, 1969.
INDONESIA - MALAYSIA CONTINENTAL SHELF BOUNDARYContinental Shelf Boundary Agreement • February 21st, 2002
This Agreement shall not in any way affect any future agreement which may be entered into between the two Governments relating to the delimitation of the territorial sea boundaries between the two Countries.
CONTINENTAL SHELF BOUNDARY: TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO-VENEZUELAContinental Shelf Boundary Agreement • February 21st, 2002
This Agreement relating to the Gulf of Paria was the first international accord reached concerning the division of the continental shelf. Since the establishment of the Agreement, the then British colony of Trinidad and Tobago has become the independent country of Trinidad and Tobago. The new country acceded to the provisions of the Agreement. Both Trinidad and Tobago and Venezuela are parties to the Geneva Convention on the Continental Shelf.
