Scheldt Treaty

The Scheldt Treaty is an agreement between Belgium and the Netherlands that manages the navigation, access, and water management of the Scheldt River, which flows through both countries. It's designed to ensure safe, fair shipping routes and maintain water quality and levels in the river and surrounding areas. The treaty helps coordinate efforts to prevent flooding, control pollution, and facilitate trade, benefiting the economic and environmental interests of both nations. It is a key framework for maintaining cooperation and sustainable use of the Scheldt River’s resources.