Procedural Principles Ruling the Utilization of Tigris-Euphrates River Basin

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Amini Azam; Abedi Mohammad; Nesari Elnaz

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Journal: IRANIAN RESEARCH LETTER OF INTERNATIONAL POLITICS Year:2023 | Volume:11 | Issue:2 Page(s): 99-129

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Procedural Principles Ruling the Utilization of Tigris-Euphrates River Basin

Author(s)

Amini Azam | Abedi Mohammad | Nesari Elnaz | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

"Tigris and Euphrates basin"

"Procedural Principles"

"Obligation to Cooperation"

"Obligation to Evaluate Environmental Impacts"

"Obligation to Information and Consultation"

Abstract

Procedural Principles Ruling the Utilization of Tigris-Euphrates River Basin. Procedural principles represent a normative framework and play a notable role in regulating water law. In addition, procedural principles could help in preventing the occurrence of disputes. Cooperation, evaluation of environmental impacts and the principle of information and consultation with related countries are the most important procedural principles. These obligations reflect customary rules of law and also are specified in many bilateral, multilateral and international documents. Considering procedural principles together with the practice of Tigris-Euphrates basin countries illustrates that although the neighbouring countries are members of multiple international and bilateral agreements and organs, but in practice the region lacks an effective and sustainable approach in implementing the procedural obligations, which has been leaded to negative impacts on substantial obligations such as no harm and equitable and reasonable utilization.Tigris and Euphrates basin, Procedural Principles, Obligation to Cooperation, Obligation to Evaluate Environmental Impacts, Obligation to Information and Consultation

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