Agreement by exchange of notes of identical content between the Republic of Peru and the Republic of Ecuador on maritime boundaries
The Peru-Ecuador Maritime Boundary Treaty is an international agreement between Peru and Ecuador that establishes their shared maritime boundary in the Pacific Ocean. The treaty was signed through an exchange of notes with identical content, a common method for countries to formalize agreements without a formal treaty document. This agreement aims to resolve border disputes and promote cooperation between the two nations in the region.
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