Jeddah Agreement (Dawn of War Resurgence)

Terms

Oil

1. Saudi Arabia will be required to make at least 40% of the oil it produces available to the clients in the United Kingdom
   1. If the United Kingdom declines to buy all the oil made available to it, Saudi Arabia is permitted to sell it to other clients
   2. For every million barrels of oil per day Saudi Arabia produces beyond 1 million, it is permitted to reduce the amount of oil available to the United Kingdom by 5%
      1. The amount of oil Saudi Arabia makes available to the United Kingdom cannot be less than 20%
   3. This term expires 40 years after this treaty is signed, but can be renewed or renegotiated at that time
2. The price at which Saudi Arabia sells oil to clients in the United Kingdom cannot exceed 85% of the market price of Saudi Oil
   1. The United Kingdom Is permitted to waive this term on sales that occur after the sale of the oil Saudi Arabia is obligated to provide them
   2. Market price is calculated based on the average price Saudi oil sold to clients other than the united kingdom over the previous 180 days
   3. This term expires 40 years after this treaty is signed, but can be renewed or renegotiated at that time
3. Saudi Arabia and the United Kingdom will enter into the Strategic Oil Pact
   1. This pact will enable the United Kingdom to request that Saudi Arabia cut off all sale of oil to any nation the United Kingdom declares war on
      1. Saudi Arabia is only permitted to reject this request under two conditions
         1. The United Kingdom is deploying no significant military force against the nation they have declared war against
         2. Saudi Arabia has an existing alliance with the nation the United Kingdom has declared war on
            1. In this case, Saudi Arabia is obligated to remain neutral in the conflict, and should not favor either side
   2. The United Kingdom will be required to buy, at market rates, any oil Saudi Arabia cannot sell as a result of any sanctions that take place under this section
   3. This term expires 40 years after this treaty is signed, but can be renewed or renegotiated at that time

Middle East

1. Over a period of Three and a half years, ending in 1951.5 control over the British possession of Qatar will be transferred from the United Kingdom to Saudi Arabia
   1. Until 1951.5, Qatar will become The condominium of Qatar, under joint control of the United Kingdom and Saudi Arabia
      1. the purpose of The condominium of Qatar, is to provide a smooth transition between British and Saudi control, meaning the United Kingdom will be expected to decrease their administrative capacity over the period of its existence, while Saudi Arabia will be expected to increase theirs
   2. After 1951.5, the status and administration of Qatar is the sole prerogative of Saudi Arabia
2. Over a period of Three and a half years, ending in 1951.5 control over the British possession of Bahrain will be transferred from the United Kingdom to Saudi Arabia
   1. Until 1951.5, Bahrain will become The condominium of Bahrain, under joint control of the United Kingdom and Saudi Arabia
      1. the purpose of The condominium of Bahrain, is to provide a smooth transition between British and Saudi control, meaning the United Kingdom will be expected to decrease their administrative capacity over the period of its existence, while Saudi Arabia will be expected to increase theirs
   2. The United Kingdom will retain their ability to base naval ships within the current borders of Bahrain, even after control is transferred
      1. This term expires 40 years after this treaty is signed, but can be renewed or renegotiated at that time
   3. After 1951.5, the status and administration of Bahrain is the sole prerogative of Saudi Arabia, as long as it does not substantially interfere with the United Kingdom's ability to base naval ships there
3. Over a period of Three and a half years, ending in 1951.5 control over the British possession of Abu Dubai will be transferred from the United Kingdom to Saudi Arabia
   1. Until 1951.5, Abu Dubai will become The condominium of Abu Dubai, under joint control of the United Kingdom and Saudi Arabia
      1. the purpose of The condominium of Abu Dubai, is to provide a smooth transition between British and Saudi control, meaning the United Kingdom will be expected to decrease their administrative capacity over the period of its existence, while Saudi Arabia will be expected to increase theirs
   2. After 1951.5, the status and administration of Abu Dubai is the sole prerogative of Saudi Arabia
4. Over a period of Three and a half years, ending in 1951.5 control over the British possession of Yemen will be transferred from the United Kingdom to Saudi Arabia
   1. Until 1951.5, Yemen will become The condominium of Yemen, under joint control of the United Kingdom and Saudi Arabia
      1. the purpose of The condominium of Yemen, is to provide a smooth transition between British and Saudi control, meaning the United Kingdom will be expected to decrease their administrative capacity over the period of its existence, while Saudi Arabia will be expected to increase theirs
   2. After 1951.5, the status and administration of Yemen is the sole prerogative of Saudi Arabia

Signatories

• Saudi Arabia: Firesofdoom
• United Kingdom: