Argentina ratifies its right to marine areas | News

The Argentine Foreign Ministry ratified, on Saturday, its position on the right to exercise its sovereignty over its lands and maritime spaces.

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Local media reports that on the Day of Argentine Interests at Sea, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated in a statement that the government is implementing various policies in order to better protect and understand the resources of this nation; As well as facilitating its use in a sustainable manner.

In this sense, the monitoring and control of waters under jurisdiction, as well as a series of measures to discourage and put an end to illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing emerge; and scientific research.

Added to this is the need to establish sovereignty over the Malvinas Islands, South Georgia, the South Sandwich Islands, and the corresponding maritime areas.

In which they searched for a repetition of the emerging region and of great importance for that country in South America.

Likewise, they highlighted the creation and adaptation of the National System of Protected Areas, to which is added the position of continued cooperation in multilateral and bilateral forums, among others.

The document issued by the diplomatic portfolio makes it clear that such matters are given special attention not only in matters of foreign policy, but also in promoting the project of sovereign development.

Also this Saturday, in the framework of the 40 Years of the Malvinas War, a bronze memorial to former combatants was inaugurated in the Malvinas Square; A party presided over by the city’s Archbishop “Tony” Reda, one of the most famous survivors of La Plata.