San Remo Oil Agreement

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The San Remo Oil Agreement was a 1920 post–World War I arrangement among Allied powers that divided Middle Eastern oil concessions, particularly in former Ottoman territories, and allocated significant rights to the Turkish Petroleum Company.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf international agreement
oil concession agreement
post–World War I settlement
affects British–French relations in the Middle East
international oil industry
aimedTo divide Middle Eastern oil resources among Allied powers
allocatesRightsTo Turkish Petroleum Company
concludedBy Belgium
France
Greece
Hejaz
Italy
Japan
Portugal
United Kingdom
definesShareholdingOf Turkish Petroleum Company
follows Sykes–Picot Agreement
grantsConcessionIn Iraq
Mesopotamia
hasAlternativeName San Remo Petroleum Agreement
hasDate 1920-04-24
hasLanguage English
French
hasSignatory Belgium
France
Greece
Hejaz
Italy
Japan
Portugal
United Kingdom
hasYear 1920
historicalContext aftermath of World War I
dissolution of the Ottoman Empire
isPartOf San Remo Conference
isRelatedTo British Mandate of Iraq
French Mandate for Syria and the Lebanon
League of Nations mandates system
Mandate for Mesopotamia
partition of the Ottoman Empire
mainBeneficiaryCompany Turkish Petroleum Company
relatesTo Middle Eastern oil concessions
former Ottoman territories
subjectMatter oil exploration rights
oil pipeline rights
oil production rights
tookPlaceAt San Remo
linked to: Sanremo
tookPlaceInCountry Kingdom of Italy

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Turkish Petroleum Company involvedIn San Remo Oil Agreement
Asia Minor Agreement supersededBy San Remo oil and mandate arrangements
linked to: San Remo Oil Agreement
Red Line Agreement relatedTo San Remo Oil Agreement
San Remo Oil Agreement hasAlternativeName San Remo Petroleum Agreement
linked to: San Remo Oil Agreement