The Agreement and its Contents Sample Clauses

The Agreement and its Contents. In the wake of the tenth summit meeting of the supreme council of the GCC countries in Muscat in the period between 19-22 Jumadi al-wal, 1410/18-21 December 1989, X. X. Xxxx Xxxxx bin Xxxxx-Xxxx paid a 3-day private visit to the Sultanate (22-24 December 1989) in which the talks between the two leaders focused on consultations and coordination regarding the demarcation of the borders between the two countries and the means of concluding an agreement on these issues. It seems that these talks had resulted into a consensus in views and the desire to demarcate the borders to bring stability to the region and settle the issues of borders and thus officials of both countries embarked on writing up a draft agreement to do this according to status quo. Three months later, on the 20th March 1990, X. X. Xxxxxx Qaboos paid a visit to the Kingdom and on the following day the historic international border agreement between the Sultanate of Oman and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia was singed in Hafr xx-Xxxxx. After the signing ceremony, X. X. Xxxxxx Qaboos gave a short speech in which he thanked the King of Saudi Arabia for his kindness, generosity, reception, and hard work for bringing to success that great and historic agreement which will strengthen the deep- rooted relations between the two countries and make them more coherent and that there is no doubt that day in history will be well-remembered in the two countries. (Oman Newspaper, issued Thursday 22nd March, 1990; Akhbar al-Manama newspaper issued 11th November,1995; Mujaz (brief) Yawmiyyat al-Wihada al- Arabiya issue No. 99, Sep. 1995, p. 173). The Arab World received the news of signing the agreement with great pleasure and support. Arab World and international media broke the news with commendation, praise, and good statesmanship. A Royal Decree was issued on the 5th of Ramadan 1410/31st of March 1990 endorsing/ratifying the agreement on the international borders and the two annexes between the Sultanate of Oman and The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (Um al-Qura newspaper, issue no. 3305, Ramadan 1410).
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