Treaties That Changed History Mansour Oraby

A treaty is a covenant between two or more parties, groups, or states regarding specific matters in politics, trade, or other fields.
In international law, it is an agreement between two or more states to regulate relations between them. An international treaty is a formal and binding universal agreement that may include matters such as regulating trade, establishing peace, forming military alliances, or other issues. Undoubtedly, there have been treaties that significantly impacted global events and changed the shape of the world map, whether politically, economically, militarily, or geographically.
Treaties that changed the history of nations and the lives of peoples.
In this book, the author discusses treaties and agreements – which changed the world's map and history, starting from the oldest written treaty that reached him, passing through treaties concluded throughout history, and reaching the latest treaties in the modern era.
Among the most famous treaties discussed by the author in this book are: the Treaty of Hudaybiyyah, the Umariyya Covenant, the Treaty of Ramla, the Treaty of Jerusalem's Surrender, the Treaty of Granada's Surrender, the Treaty of San Stefano, the Sykes-Picot Agreement, the Balfour Declaration, the Camp David Accords, and the Oslo Accords.