text: ary between the Congo Free State and French territory meets the water-parting between the watershed of the Nile and that of the Congo and it5 affiuents. It shall follow in principle that water-parting up to its intersection with the I Ith parallel of north latitude. From this point it shall be drawn as far as the 15th parallel in such manner as to separate, in principle. the Kingdom of Wadai from what con­ stitmed in 1882 the Province of Darfur: but it shall in no case be so drawn as to pass to the west beyond the 21 st degree of longitude east of Greenwich ( 18°40' east of Paris). or to the east beyond the 23rd degree of longitude east of Greenwich (20°40' east of Paris). 3. It is understood in principle. that to the north of the 15th parallel the French zone shall be limited to the north-east and east by a line which shall start from the point of intersection of the Tropic of Cancer with the 16th degree of longitude east of Greenwich ( 13°40' east of Paris). shall run thence to the south-east until it meets the 24th degree of longitude east of Greenwich (21°40' east of Paris), and shall then follow the 24th degree until it meets. to the north of the 15th parallel of latitude. the frontier of Darfur as it shall eventually be fixed. 4. The two Governments engage to appoint Commissioners who shall be charged to delimit on the spot a frontier-line in accordance with the indications given in paragraph 2 of this Declaration. The result of their work shall be submitted for the approbation of their respective Governments. It is agreed that the provisions of article 9 of the Convention of the 
analysis: This text appears to be a treaty or agreement between two governments (Congo Free State and France) regarding the delimitation of a border between their territories. The language used is formal and technical, with precise coordinates and geographical references. The text does not mention economic development, human rights, education, employment, or culture. It is likely that the agreement is related to the demarcation of territories and the establishment of boundaries, which would fall under the category of international relations or territorial administration.