Dear friends all over the world, there is too much fuss about some statements concerning agreements between countries that in good faith must be kept.
So that we won’t be unawares…please find here-under the DEFINITIONS from Wikipedia and Oxford dictionary:
Pacta sunt servanda is a latin term which means agreements must be kept. It is the principle in international law which says that international treaties should be upheld by all the signatories. The rule of pacta sunt servanda is based upon the principle of good faith.
Origin
Mid 19th century. From classical Latin pacta, plural of pactum + sunt servanda ‘(they) must be kept’, after pacta et promissa semperne servanda sint whether agreements and promises should always be kept (Cicero De Officiis 3. 92); compare ideo servandum erit pactum conventum thus it will be necessary to keep the agreement made (Justinian Digest 2. 14. 13. 1).https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/pacta_sunt_servanda