(English & French) Agreement on maritime delimitation between France and Solomon Islands, 12 November 1990

  • Summary

This legal document contains the English and French versions of the Agreement on maritime delimitation between France's territory of Caledonia and the Solomon Islands, signed on 12 November 1990. The description of the maritime boundary and specific coordinates constituting the line are listed in Article 1 of the Agreement.

by Tran Nguyen Quan

(English, French & Tokelauan version) Agreement between France and New Zealand concerning the delimitation of the maritime boundaries between Wallis and Futuna and Tokelau, 30 June 2003

  • Summary

This legal document contains the English, French, and Tokelauan version of the Agreement between France and New Zealand concerning the delimitation of the maritime boundaries between the French Republic off the Territory of Wallis & Futuna, and Tokelau (New Zealand), signed on 30 June 2003. Specific coordinates constituting the maritime boundary are listed in Article 2.2 of the Agreement.

by Tran Nguyen Quan

(English version) Agreement on Maritime Delimitation between Australia and France on 4 January 1982

  • Summary

This legal document contains the English version of the Agreement on Maritime Delimitation between Australia and France, signed on 4 January 1982.

Article 1 provides the coordinates constituting the maritime boundary (EEZ & Continental Shelf) between (1) Australia's islands in the Coral Sea, Norfolk Island, and other Australian islands and (2) France's New Caledonia, Chesterfield Islands, and other French islands.

Article 2 provides the coordinates constituting the maritime boundary (EEZ & Continental Shelf) between (1) Australia's Heard and McDonald Islands and (2) France's Kerguelen Islands.

Regarding the continental shelf, the final basepoint of each of the demarcation lines mentioned in Articles 1 and 2 of the Agreement does not imply the final point for the continental shelf boundary, if the continental shelf boundary needs to be extended in the future.

by Tran Nguyen Quan