Maritime Convention on the Protection of the Sea

The Maritime Convention on the Protection of the Sea, often referred to as the Protocol of 1986, aims to safeguard marine environments from pollution caused by ships and offshore activities. It establishes guidelines for preventing, reducing, and controlling pollution in accordance with various maritime laws. The convention promotes international cooperation among nations to enhance marine safety and protect marine biodiversity. By setting regulations and standards for maritime operations, it seeks to ensure cleaner seas and healthier ecosystems, benefiting both human life and marine species.