 The country's boundaries were established by various international agreements and with the exception of the border with Israel, none was in dispute in early 1989.Jordan's boundaries with Syria, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia do not have the special significance that the border with Israel does; these borders have not always hampered tribal nomads in their movements, yet for a few groups borders did separate them from traditional grazing areas and delimited by a series of agreements between the United Kingdom and the government of what eventually became Saudi Arabia) was first formally defined in the Hadda Agreement of 1925.In 1965 Jordan and Saudi Arabia concluded an agreement that realigned and delimited the boundary.