Delegate of Israel
Combating Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated Fishing
For combating IUU, we reviewed the history of our country on
maritime. Israel’s government of Ministry Transport, had an Administration of
Shipping and Ports (ASP) for the responsible of maritime traffic, moorings and
ports, vessels and operators; licensing and registration of vessels, seafarer,
and skipper certifications. The role of this ministry is towards ensuring a
safe, secure and sustainable shipping infrastructure at all times; formulating
and monitoring shippings regulations and policies; promoting and maintaining
international regulations and treaties; and supervising maritime traffic, port
and moorings. From the role and authority of ASP, we could make a resistance
for combating IUU according to ASP structure and role. Israel government had
signed and adopted The Convention of International Maritime Organization (IMO) on facilitation of International Maritime Traffic at
1965. The Convention's main objectives are to prevent unnecessary delays
in maritime traffic, to aid co-operation between Governments, and to secure the
highest practicable degree of uniformity in formalities and other procedures.
In particular, the Convention reduces the number of declarations which can be
required by public authorities.
So we as delegates of Israel believes, in order to combating IUU,
we had to make a resistance for IUU, an institution or facilitation that
provide for covering the state’s zone of exclusive. Such as ASP. And it is not
only government’s role, along with citizen and people, integrated and combining
forces for combating IUU. We encourage all of the delegates for pursuing what
we had built on, a facilitate for keeping the maritime, and so on.
What makes a country could doing IUU was a recklesness or unguarded
maritime of country. Therefore we should made a preparation for combating this
issue together.
Our proper resolutions are;
1.
Increasing
infrastructure and secure it all the time
2.
Increasing
the patrolling security on shipping or vessel
3.
Convention
between neighbour state
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