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Arabi Island

Coordinates: 27°46′43″N 50°10′34″E / 27.77861°N 50.17611°E / 27.77861; 50.17611
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Arabi Island is located in Saudi Arabia
Arabi Island
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Approximate location of Arabi Island

Arabi Island (Arabic: جزيرة العربية) is one of the Saudi Arabian islands near Farsi Island in the Persian Gulf. The island measures ten hectares in area.

Along with Farsi, Arabi was once the subject of a territorial dispute between Iran and Saudi Arabia, but the two countries came to an agreement in the 1960s, in which Iran ceded sovereignty of Arabi to Saudi Arabia.[1]

References

  1. ^ Jayewardene, Hiran Wasantha (1990). The Regime of Islands in International Law. Martinus Nijhoff Publishers. p. 423. Retrieved 14 August 2011.

27°46′43″N 50°10′34″E / 27.77861°N 50.17611°E / 27.77861; 50.17611

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