Managing Transboundary Petroleum Deposits: Cooaperation as a Customary Obligation (with Emphasis on Finall ICJ Award in 2017 between Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire)

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Rezaei Ali; Tabatabaei Moghaddam Sayyed Rasol

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Journal: Legal Civilization Year:2024 | Volume: | Issue: Page(s): 75-106

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Title

Managing Transboundary Petroleum Deposits: Cooaperation as a Customary Obligation (with Emphasis on Finall ICJ Award in 2017 between Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire)

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Rezaei Ali | Tabatabaei Moghaddam Sayyed Rasol | Issue Writer Certificate

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ManagementQ4

Transboundary Hydrocarbon Resource ManagementQ4

Customary ObligationQ4

cooperationQ4

International Maritime Court Award in 2017Q4

Abstract

Transboundary hydrocarbon resources Management is one of the most important and complex issues of international law, which faces many challenges and so far no general or multilateral treaty has been devoted to this issue. Therefore, this article, by reviewing the principles governing the Management of these resources, the practice of interested countries and international litigation, especially the innovations of the International Court of the Sea award in 2017, states different solutions for managing these resources and the best current. Conclusion states that cooperation as the most appropriate possible solution has become a customary international commitment. Furthermore, by examining the bilateral practice of interested countries, the provisions of the Convention on the Law of the Sea, UN General Assembly resolutions and international judicial opinions, it can be concluded that the overall obligation to cooperation, a dual obligation includes an obligation to cooperate in reaching an agreement and an obligation to impose reciprocal prohibitions in the absence of an agreement, is a well-established international custom.

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