maritime peace

This was a period of relative international maritime peace and much of the navy's activities were dedicated to exploration and discovery.

Salute Performance staged in the rigging of Tall Ships, transforming a maritime peace gesture into visual theatre.

The trucial system received formal permanency with the "1853 Treaty of Maritime Peace in Perpetuity."

On 8 January 1820, the sheikh of Dubai and other sheikhs in the region signed the "General Maritime Peace Treaty" with the British government.

British gunboats eventually imposed treaties titled "Cessation of Plunder and Piracy by Land and Sea" and "Maritime Peace in Perpetuity."

Britain had wanted to conclude agreements with Sheikh of Qatar Jasim al-Thani about illicit arms traffic and maritime peace, and also sought to formally establish its dominance in the Gulf.

In the ensuing maritime peace arranged by the Resident Samuel Hennell, a restrictive line was established between Abu Musa and Sirri islands, and pledges were obtained from the tribes of the lower Persian Gulf not to venture their war boats north of the line.