This alliance treaty makes certain amendments to the previous alliance agreement concerning the three countries, which overall satisfies the governments of all three nations.
The treaty stipulates that if any nation that has signed the alliance treaty goes to war with a fourth country, the other two signatory nations should maintain benevolent neutrality, and strive to localize the conflict.
The concept of conflict localization is easy to understand; it is to avoid a large-scale multi-nation war.
In fact, this is the lesson learned from France's initiation of the Tunisian war for the three countries. Even though France was thoroughly prepared, it ultimately allowed the Italians to gain significant advantages.
The real reason Italians could gain advantages came from the support of Spaniards, as the intervention of major powers in the war plays an extremely important role.
