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Treaty of Jeddah (2000)
The Treaty of Jeddah, signed on 12 June 2000, settled the land and sea border between Saudi Arabia and Yemen, ending a dispute dating back to their war of 1934 and the Treaty of Taif. It confirmed the line agreed at Taif in the west and drew a new boundary across the desert further east.
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