text: cate the border wherever that has 11,,1 ~ et hccn ,lone and where either Government may dcem it nccessar~. In case of disagreement during thc demarcation operations. the two Parties shall each appoint a neutral arhitralor and. in case of disagreement between the arhitratnrs. the laller shall appoint a similarly neutral umpire. who shall selllc the ,ti,pute. AI\I\EX XII Resolution of AHG/Res.16(1) of the Organization of African Unity of 21 July 1964 BORDER DISPU I ES AMor..c; AFRICAN SI A.I ES The Assembly of Heads of State and Government meeting in its First Ordinary Session in Cairo. U.A.R .. from 17 lo 21 July 1964. Co11.1-idai11g that honler pn>hlems cons1i11,1e a grave and perma­ nent factor of dissent inn. Co11.H"io11s of the existence ,,f cxlra-Afri,an marweuvres aimed at dividing African States. C,111sid<"ri11g.fi1rtll<'r that the hnrders of African States. on the day of their independence. con,1i1111e a tan!!ihlc reality. lfrrnlli11g the es1ablish111en1 in the .:.Hrr,e of the Second Ordinary S.:ssion of the Council ,,f the Commit1ee nf Eleven charged with studying further measures for stren!!thening African unity. R,·,·og11i:.i11g the imperious neccssit~ of sellling. hy peaceful means ;111d within a strict I~ Afri,an frallll'\\ork. all disputes hetween African States. lfrn1/li11g Ji1rth,·r that all ml·mhn State, ha\l· pkd!!1'1l. under Article IV of the Chartn ,,f :\fri,·an l 'nil\. 11, rl·spl·,·1 snupulnusly all principles laid do\\ 11 in para!!raph .\ ,,r :\rr id,· 111 ,,f I hl' l "harter of IIK Organi,ralion ,,f Afril·an l 1nil\. I. s.,J,·11111/1· r,·a//ir111., till" ,1ri,·1 l'l"'l'<',"I h all mcml,,·r Stall's of lhl· < h!!ani ✓:11ii,>r1 i',,r thl' prin,·ipk, laid "''" 11 in para!!raph J of :\rtklc Ill ,,f th,· ( "harln ,,f th,· t lr!!a11i1a1i,,11 ,,f :\fri,·an l lnity: .'i,,/,·1111,lr ,/,·,-faro that all nwml'l'I Star,·, pkd!!l" lhcmsclves In l"l'Sfll'.:I the h,,nlcrs l0xi,1i11!! ,,11 lhl·ir a,·hi,0\l"llll'lll of national i11d,•pl"ll1k11l"l0
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic agreement or treaty related to the resolution of border disputes between African states. It discusses the need for peaceful means to settle disputes and mentions the importance of African unity. The text does not seem to be focused on economic development, natural resources, or other specific sectors, but rather on the political and diplomatic aspects of border disputes.