Art. 35. Differences of religious creed to be no bar to officeholding in Servia; freedom of worship assured.
Art. 36. Boundaries of Servia.
Arts. 37-42. Concerning commercial relations and consular jurisdiction in Servia; railway administration and property rights.
Art. 43. The High Contracting Parties recognise the independence of Rumania, subject to the conditions set forth in the two following Articles.
Art. 44. Differences in religious creed to be no bar to officeholding in Rumania: freedom of worship assured.
Arts. 45-46. Concerning the cession of Bessarabian territory by Rumania to Russia and the addition of the Danubian Delta, etc., to Rumania.
Arts. 47-49. Concerning fisheries, transit dues and rights of foreign consuls in Rumania.
Art. 50. Reciprocity of consular rights between Turkey and Rumania. Transfer of public works in ceded territory.
Art. 52. In order to increase the guarantees which assure the freedom of navigation on the Danube, which is recognised as of European interest, the High Contracting Parties determine that all the fortresses and fortifications existing on the course of the river from the Iron Gates to its mouths shall be rased, and no new ones erected. No vessel of war shall navigate the Danube, below the Iron Gates, with the exception of vessels of light tonnage in the service of the river police and customs. The “stationnaires” of the Powers at the mouths of the Danube may, however, ascend the river as far as Galatz.
Arts. 53-56. Concerning the rights and duties of the European Commission of the Danube.