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Iraq’s Supreme Court invalidates Khor Abdullah maritime border agreement, citing inconsistency with Iraqi Constitution
Iraq and Kuwait have maintained a conspicuous silence following a landmark ruling by Iraq's top court that invalidated a critical maritime border agreement between the two neighboring nations.
Iraq's highest court has invalidated the 2013 maritime border agreement, disrupting the longstanding arrangement for sharing the crucial Khor Abdullah waterway with Kuwait.
Iraq’s Federal Supreme Court has surprised the executive authorities by annulling an agreement concluded by former Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki to regulate maritime navigation with Kuwait in Khor Abdullah. The court said Monday that it ruled that the agreement concluded with Kuwait in 2013 was unconstitutional, “based on the provisions of the Iraqi Constitution, which stipulates that the process of ratifying international treaties and agreements shall be regulated by a law enacted by a two-thirds majority of the members of Parliament.”