Abyei Arbitration Final award rendered

Published:: 2009-07-22
Source:: ICC
City/Country:: The Hague, the Netherlands

The decision of the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague on Sudan's contested Abyei oil region doesn’t follow the conclusion of the Abyei Boundary Commission of July 2005, ceding key oilfields (a.o. Heglig and Bamboo) and grazing lands to the north.

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Document type Official documents

Publication year 2009

Subjects Management and regulation:

Border demarcation
Relation South Sudan and Sudan

Time period:

Interim periode (2005-2011)

Comprehensive Peace Agreement:

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