The Indus Water Treaty was mediated by:

The Indus Waters Treaty, signed in 1960 between India and Pakistan, was mediated by the World Bank, allocating river waters to ensure equitable use. Studying this highlights the role of international mediation, the challenges of transboundary water sharing, and its impact on regional stability. It also offers insights into how treaties manage resources, providing lessons on diplomacy and cooperation to resolve disputes and ensure sustainable water management in South Asia.