North Sea Treaty

The North Sea Treaty refers to agreements among countries bordering the North Sea, primarily focused on managing shared resources, environmental protection, and maritime safety. These treaties facilitate cooperation on activities like oil and gas extraction, shipping regulations, and pollution control. By establishing common rules and mechanisms, they aim to ensure sustainable use of the sea’s resources while protecting its environmental health. Overall, such treaties promote peaceful, coordinated management of the North Sea to benefit all parties and safeguard its ecosystem for future generations.