Treaty of Riyadh (Chinese Superpower)

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Treaty of RiyadhTreaty of Peace between the Allied Powers and the Peninsular Shield	Treaty of RiyadhTreaty of Peace between the Allied Powers and the Peninsular Shield
Map of the borders agreed by the Treaty with changes shown in the lighter shade. 	Map of the borders agreed by the Treaty with changes shown in the lighter shade.
Signed 	28 June 2029
Effective 	29 June 2029
Signatories 	Saudi Axis:
* Saudi Arabia
* Oman (on behalf of the Qatar and Bahrain)
Allies:
* Iran
* Iraq
* Syria
* (North) Yemen
* Qatif
* Egypt (on behalf of the Arab Coalition)
* Hejaz
* (South) Yemen
* Russia (on behalf of the Eurasian movement)
* Kurdistan
* United States (on Behalf of NATO)
Languages 	Arabic, Persian, Russian and English
The Treaty of Riyadh (Arabic: معاهدة الرياض) was the most important of the peace treaties that brought the 4th Gulf War to an end. The Treaty ended the state of war between the Saudi Axis and the Allied Powers. It was signed on 28 June 2029 in Riyadh, over three and a half years after the Qatif uprising which directly led to the war.
Notably the Republic of Turkey was absent from the conference, refusing to sign a peace deal with NATO. However they did sign an independent peace treaty with the other allies at Elâzığ on the 30th June 2029.
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