Search and Rescue Agreement
/ˈsɜrtʃ ænd rɪˈskjuː əˈgriːmənt/
Definitions
- (n.) A formal treaty between states outlining cooperative protocols for search and rescue operations in designated areas, often over maritime or aeronautical zones.
The coastal nations signed a search and rescue agreement to jointly respond to maritime emergencies.
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- search and rescue agreement
- search and rescue agreements
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Commentary
Such agreements are key in international law to ensure clear responsibilities and coordination during cross-border emergencies, minimizing jurisdictional disputes.
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