Pacific Ocean Treaty

The Pacific Ocean Treaty refers to international agreements aimed at regional cooperation for the sustainable management and conservation of marine resources, maritime security, and pollution control in the Pacific region. These treaties facilitate collaboration among Pacific nations to address common challenges such as overfishing, illegal fishing, climate change, and environmental protection. By establishing shared standards and protocols, the treaty helps ensure the health of ocean ecosystems, promotes economic stability, and enhances safety for maritime activities. It reflects a collective effort to maintain the Pacific’s ecological and geopolitical stability through cooperative governance.