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1979
4.
The
security
arrangements
provided
for
in
paragraphs
I
and
2
of
this
article
may at
the
request
of
either
Party
be
reviewed
and
amended
by
mutual
agreement
of
the
Parties.
Article
V.
1.
Ships
of
Israel,
and
cargoes
destined
for
or
coming
from
Israel,
shall
enjoy
the
right
of
free
passage
through
the
Suez
Canal
and
its
ap
proaches
through
the Gulf
of
Suez
and
the
Mediterranean
Sea
on
the
basis
of
the
Constantinople
Convention
of
1888,
applying
to
all
nations.
Israeli
nationals,
vessels
and
cargoes,
as
well
as
persons,
vessels
and
cargoes
destined
for
or
coming
from
Israel,
shall
be
accorded
non-discriminatory
treatment
in
all
matters
connected
with
usage
of
the
canal.
2.
The
Parties
consider
the
Strait
of
Tiran
and
the
Gulf
of
Aqaba
to
be
international
waterways
open
to
all
nations
for
unimpeded
and
non-suspendable
freedom
of
navigation
and
overflight.
The
Parties
will
respect
each
other's
right
to
navigation
and
overflight
for access
to
either
country
through the
Strait
of
Tiran and
the Gulf
of
Aqaba.
Article
VI.
1.
This
Treaty
does
not
affect
and
shall
not
be
interpreted
as
affecting
in
any
way
the
rights
and
obligations
of
the
Parties
under
the
Charter
of
the
United Nations.
2.
The
Parties
undertake
to
fulfill
in
good
faith
their
obligations
under
this
Treaty,
without
regard
to
action
or
inaction
of
any
other
party
and
independently
of
any
instrument
external
to
this
Treaty.
3.
They
further
undertake
to
take
all
the
necessary
measures
for
the
applica
tion
in
their
relations
of
the
provisions
of
the
multilateral
conventions
to
which
they
are
parties,
including
the
submission
of
appropriate
notification
to
the
Secretary-General
of
the
United
Nations
and
other
depositaries
of
such
con
ventions.
4.
The
Parties
undertake
not
to
enter
into
any
obligation
in
conflict
with
this
Treaty.
5.
Subject
to
Article
103
of
the
United
Nations
Charter,
in
the
event
of
a
conflict
between
the
obligations
of
the
Parties
under
the
present
Treaty
and
any
of
their
other
obligations,
the
obligations
under
this
Treaty
will
be
binding
and
implemented.
Article
VII.
1.
Disputes
arising
out
of
the
application
or
interpretation
of
this
Treaty
shall
be
resolved
by
negotiations.
2.
Any
such
disputes
which
cannot
be
settled
by
negotiations
shall
be
resolved
by
conciliation
or
submitted
to
arbitration.
Article
VIII.
The
Parties
agree
to
establish
a
claims
commission
for
the
mutual
settlement
of
all
financial
claims.
Article
IX.
1.
This
Treaty
shall
enter
into
force
upon
exchange
of instru
ments
of
ratification.
2.
This
Treaty
supersedes
the
Agreement
between
Egypt
and
Israel
of
Sep
tember,
1975.'
1
United
Nations,
Security
Council
Documents
1975
S/11818
of
2
September
1975,
as
well
as
S/11818/Add.l/
Corr.l,
S/11818/Add.l,
S/11818/Add.2,
S/11818/Add.3, S/11818/Add.4,
S/11818/Add.5/Corr.l
and
S/11818/
Add.5,
and
United
Nations,
Security
Council
Documents
1974
S/11198
of
18
January
1974
and
S/11198/Add.l.
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