Talk:Declaration recognising the Right to a Flag of States having no Sea-coast

Land-locked vs. no naval harbour
"Today, land-locked states which have merchant vessel fleets include Austria, Azerbaijan, Bolivia, Ethiopia, Hungary, Laos, Luxembourg, Mongolia, Moldova, Paraguay, Slovakia and Switzerland."

Even though some countries have no Sea-coast, they are still able to access the seas:
 * Austria: Various Danube ports, Port of Vienna
 * Azerbaijan: Caspian Sea ports, Volga-Don canal, see Azerbaijan: Ports and harbours
 * Bolivia: Puerto Aguirre
 * Ethiopia: Truly, there is no port (no river), see Ethiopia: Ports and harbours
 * Hungary: Various Danube ports, see Hungary: Ports and harbours
 * Laos: Only one cargo ship – Is there a Mekong port?, see Laos:Water_transport
 * Luxembourg: River port in Mertert, see Luxembourg:Water_transport
 * Moldova: Danube port of Giurgiulești
 * Mongolia: Truly, there is no port (no river), see Mongolia: Waterways
 * Paraguay: Paraguay river and Paraná river: Paraguay: Ports and harbours
 * Slovakia: Various Danube ports, see Slovakia: Waterways
 * Switzerland: Rhine port of Basel, Merchant Marine of Switzerland

I think, we should indicate that somehow. Is there a word for land locked countries without access to the sea through a river? --Saippuakauppias ⇄ 00:57, 24 May 2019 (UTC)