China Coast Guard ships to carry out fishery law enforcement patrol in North Pacific Ocean

QINGDAO, July 19 — Two coast guard ships, the Changshan and the Shicheng dispatched by the China Coast Guard (CCG), set sail on Monday morning from Qingdao, a port metropolis in east China’s Shandong province, to hold out a 45-day annual fisheries legislation enforcement patrol mission on the excessive seas of the North Pacific Ocean.

It’s learnt that the CCG dispatches two ships to hold out such a mission on a yearly foundation. This 12 months’s cruise marks the seventh fishery legislation enforcement patrol organized by the CCG, and likewise the third for the reason that CCG was licensed the proper to board and examine fishing vessels within the excessive seas of the North Pacific Ocean.

The excessive seas fisheries legislation enforcement patrol within the excessive seas of the North Pacific Ocean serves as a concrete measure of China to actively fulfill its worldwide obligations. As a member state of the Conference on the Conservation and Administration of Excessive Seas Fisheries Assets within the North Pacific Ocean, China has in recent times dispatched its coast guards to cooperate with many nations and areas to crack down on IUU (unlawful, unreported and unregulated) fishing, taking part in an necessary position in sustaining the order of excessive seas fisheries manufacturing and selling the sustainable improvement of fisheries sources.