The International Justice Court, in Gabon Island Dispute with Equatorial Guinea

The United Nations Holiday Court advanced with a number of equatorial Guinea with Gabon on three islands in the oily waters.

The two central African countries are a dispute since the beginning of the 1970s – the Islands – Konga, Mbanié and Cocoteros.

The islands are almost immoral, but the sea zone is thought to be important oil fields.

The International Justice Court (ICJ) is commendable based on the division of the 1900 French and Spanish colonial assets of Equatorial Guinea.

The court rejected Gabon’s central evidence – the last contract, the 1974 Bata Convention changed the sovereignty of the Islands’ sort of the Islands.

In a final and compulsory decision, ICJ Said Jina was conducted by Spain by Mbanié and Cocoteros, then in 1968 former Colony in Independence to Equatorial Guinea.

Gabon will now have to remove Mbanie’s soldiers, the largest of the islands.

In 1972, Gabonese army drove the Equatoguinean troops from Mbanie and established its military presence there.

The enemy was cooled until the early 2000s, and the oil prospect in the Gulf of Guinea became clear.

In 2016, after mediating in the first years of the United Nations, two nations agreed to resolve the issue of ICJ.

Gabonese President’s spokesman now told countries to negotiate in the light of the judge.

“Gabon and Equatorial Guinea can live side by side, we cannot go away from each other. Therefore, we will have to talk to this to solve all these problems,” he said, “said the boy Rossatanga-Rignault.

Both countries are a significant oil producer. However, in recent years, oil production is experiencing oil production due to low oil production, sufficient intelligence activities and aging wells.