"معاهدة سلام مع تركيا. وُقِّعت في سيفر، ١٠ أغسطس ١٩٢٠. [مع خرائط.]" [و‎‎٢‎٦] (١١٢/٣١)

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2. —SOUDAN.
Article 113.
f High.C° ntrac ti n g Parties declare and place on record that they have taken note
the Convention between the British Government and the Egyptian Government defininu-
the status and regulating the administration of the Soudan, signed on January 19 1899^
as amended by the supplementary Convention relating to the town of Suakin signed on
duly 10, 1899. °
Article 114.
Soudanese shall be entitled when in foreign countries to British diplomatic and
consular protection.
3. —CYPRUS.
Article 115.
M'gh Contracting Parties recognise the annexation of Cyprus proclaimed bv
the British Government on November 5, 1914.
Article 116.
1 urkey renounces all rights and title over or relating to Cyprus, including the rhdit
to the tribute formerly paid by that island to the Sultan.
Article 117.
Turkish nationals born or habitually resident in Cyprus will acquire British
nationality and lose their Turkish nationality, subject to the conditions laid down in the
local law.
SECTION X.
MOROCCO, TUNIS.
Article 118.
Turkey recognises the French Protectorate in Morocco, and accepts all the
consequences thereof. This recognition shall take effect as from March 30, 1912.
Article 119.
Moroccan goods entering Turkey shall be subject to the same treatment as French
goods.
; J Article 120.
Turkey recognises the French Protectorate over funis and accepts all the
consequences thereof. This recognition shall take effect as from May 12, 1881.
Tunisian goods entering Turkey shall be subject to the same treatment as French
goods.
SECTION XI.
LIBYA, AEGEAN ISLANDS.
Article 121.
Turkey definitely renounces all rights and privileges which under the Ireaty of
Lausanne of October 18, 1912, were left to the Sultan in Libya.
Article 122.
Turkey renounces in favour of Italy all rights and title over the following islands
of the Aegean Sea ; Stampalia (Astropalia), Rhodes (Rhodes), Calki (Kharki),
Scarpanto, Casos (Casso), Pscopis (Tilos), Misiros (Nisyros), Calymnos (Kalymnos),
Leros, Patmos, Lipsos (Lipso), Sini (Symi), and Cos (Kos), which are now occupied by
Italy, and the islets dependent thereon, and also over the island of Caste}lori/.zo. (See
map No. 1.)