Coll 17/1 'Iraq-Nejd Relations: Bon Voisinage Agreement and Extradition; Treaty of Friendship, 1936' [‎112v] (224/857)

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(3) If circumstances should necessitate the adoption of joint measures to
suppress disturbances or disorders, the two high contracting parties shall consult
with each other concerning the policy of co-operation which shall be followed for
this purpose.
Article 6 .
Having regard to the Islamic brotherhood and Arab unity which unite the
Kingdom of the Yemen to the high contracting parties, they shall both endeavour
to secure the accession of the Government of the Yemen to this treaty. Any other
independent Arab State shall on request be permitted to accede to this treaty.
Article 7.
The two high contracting parties will co-operate with a view to unifying the
Islamic and Arab culture and the military systems of their two countries by
means of the exchange of educational and military missions to study the system
followed in their respective countries and as far as possible to co-ordinate these
systems and to seek to obtain reciprocal benefit from their respective educational
and military institutions and the training and instruction which is available in
them. The number of persons to compose each mission shall be determined by
discussion between the high contracting parties from time to time.
Article 8 .
The diplomatic and consular representatives of either high contracting party
may if requested undertake the representation of the interests of the other high
contracting party in foreign countries where such other party has no representa
tives; provided that this shall not in any way affect the freedom of such other
party to appoint separate representatives of his own should he so desire.
Article 9.
It is agreed by the high contracting parties that there is nothing in the
present treaty to prejudice the rights and undertakings of the Government of
Iraq under the Covenant of the League of Nations and the Treaty of Alliance
concluded between Iraq and Great Britain on the 30th June, 1930. The high
contracting parties further agree to carry out the provisions of article 17 of the
Covenant of the League of Nations, and to observe the principles of the Treaty
for the Renunciation of War, signed at Paris on the 27th August, 1928, to which
both high contracting parties have adhered.
Article 10 .
If one of the high contracting parties commits an act of aggression against
another State, the other high contracting party may denounce this treaty without
previous warning. This denunciation shall not affect the friendship which links
their two countries, and shall not affect the treaties and conventions mentioned in
article 11 of this treaty.
Article 11 .
All provisions of the following treaties concluded between the two kingdoms
which do not conflict with the provisions of the present treaty shall remain in
force until they are amended or cancelled by other treaties :
(1) Treaty of Mohammerah, dated 7 Ramadan, 1340, of the Hijra corres
ponding to the 5th May, 1922 of the Christian era.