Teachings On Ways Of Resolving Disputes On Maritime Boundaries Set By The International Arbitration Tribunals

Maritime delimitation disputes arise when conflicts of jurisdiction between two or more coastal states interfere. Thus, given the importance of marine areas mentioned various aspects of strategic, political, social, cultural and especially economic as well as bond issues of maritime delimitation with national interests and security of the states, have made the coastal state to claim a greater share of marine areas. but the main challenges are not only about international rules about maritime delimitation also about the nature and characteristics of these disputes. The diversity, the magnitude of the characteristics and the multiplicity of maritime delimitation issues, especially regarding the geographic features of the coasts, require a special need for the resolution of such disputes. In this research, it is attempted to educate the definition of international arbitration tribunals regarding disputes relating to the delimitation of maritime boundaries and the characteristics of these tribunals, as well as the training of concepts related to the delimitation of maritime boundaries, describing how they function in these cases and how developments are taking place in this field.