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| HQ = {{team flag|Nouvelle Alexandrie|flag}} [[Punta Santiago]], [[Alduria]]
| HQ = {{team flag|Nouvelle Alexandrie|flag}} [[Punta Santiago]], [[Alduria]]
| lang = Istvanistani, Alexandrian, Martino, Praeta
| lang = Istvanistani, Alexandrian, Martino, Praeta
| type = Non-Governmental Organization
| type = Non-governmental organization
| headoforganisationtitle = President
| headoforganisationtitle = President
| headoforganisation = Dr. Louise Lautrec
| headoforganisation = Dr. Louise Lautrec (since {{AN|1731}})
| deputyheadtitle = Vice-President
| deputyheadtitle = Vice-President
| deputyhead = Frank Constantine
| deputyhead = Frank Constantine (since {{AN|1731}})
| legislature = General Council
| legislature = General Council
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== Convention on the Laws of the Seas ==
== Convention on the Laws of the Seas ==
The MMC’s work is deeply rooted in the [[Convention on the Laws of the Seas]], an international treaty that governs sovereign claims in the seas of Micras. The convention was created through an international conference held from {{AN|1591}} to {{AN|1593}} and was ratified by multiple nations, including [[Alexandria]], [[Apollantis]], [[Batavia]], [[Craitland]], [[Elwynn]], [[Natopia]], [[Ocia]], [[Shireroth]], and [[Stormark]]. It was decoupled from the [[Micras Treaty Organisation]] in {{AN|1709}}, allowing for broader international participation.
The MMC’s work is deeply rooted in the [[Convention on the Laws of the Seas]], an international treaty that governs sovereign claims in the seas of Micras. The convention was created through an international conference held from {{AN|1591}} to {{AN|1593}} and was ratified by multiple nations, including [[Alexandria]], [[Apollantis]], [[Batavia]], [[Craitland]], [[Elwynn]], [[Natopia]], [[Ocia]], [[Shireroth]], and [[Stormark]]. It was decoupled from the [[Micras Treaty Organisation]] in {{AN|1709}}, allowing for broader international participation.
==Law and Regulation Proposals==
* [[Micras Maritime Council\Directive 1|Directive 1: XXXXXXXXX]]
** Adopted by: {{team flag|Nouvelle Alexandrie}} (XXXX); XXXXX (XXXX); etc.


==See Also==
==See Also==

Latest revision as of 08:06, 18 May 2024

Micras Maritime Council
Hymn: "Mariners' Anthem"
Headquarters Nouvelle Alexandrie Punta Santiago, Alduria
Official language(s) Istvanistani, Alexandrian, Martino, Praeta
Type Non-governmental organization
Leaders
 - President Dr. Louise Lautrec (since 1731 AN)
 - Vice-President Frank Constantine (since 1731 AN)
 - Main assembly General Council
Establishment 1710 AN
Membership XXX members (1732 AN)
XX member nations (1732 AN)
Organisation website N/A
Organisation forum N/A

The Micras Maritime Council (MMC) is a private international organization based in Punta Santiago, Alduria, Nouvelle Alexandrie comprised of politicians, scientists, sociologists, biologists, and other experts dedicated to the eventual development of basic international maritime law on the planet Micras. Formed in 1710 AN, the council's purpose is to play a central role in fostering cooperation and coordination among nations in Micras to ensure the safety and security of maritime activities. It was established in response to the increasing complexities of maritime governance, the increased threat of piracy and violence, and the need for a unified approach to managing Micras’s oceans and seas. The council’s work is heavily based around the principles and regulations set forth by the Convention on the Laws of the Seas, an international treaty that governs sovereign claims in the seas of Micras. The MMC provides a forum for its members to discuss, develop, and implement policies that promote sustainable maritime practices, environmental protection, and the equitable use of marine resources.

History

The Micras Maritime Council was founded in 1710 AN, following the de-coupling of the Convention on the Laws of the Seas from the Micras Treaty Organisation. This move allowed the convention to be open for signature and accession by all MCS countries, thereby expanding its scope and influence. The formation of the MMC was driven by the need for a dedicated body to oversee the implementation of the convention and address emerging maritime challenges. The council’s early years were marked by efforts to bring together a diverse group of experts and stakeholders from across Micras. Initial meetings focused on establishing a framework for cooperation and setting priorities for the council’s work. The MMC quickly gained recognition for its role in promoting maritime safety, security, and sustainability.

Objectives

The primary objectives of the Micras Maritime Council are:

  • To develop and refine basic international maritime law and regulations in accordance with the Convention on the Laws of the Seas;
  • To facilitate cooperation among nations for the peaceful use and management of marine resources;
  • To promote environmental protection and sustainable maritime practices;
  • To enhance maritime safety and security through the development of standards and best practices;
  • To provide a platform for dialogue and collaboration among politicians, scientists, sociologists, biologists, and other experts.

Notable Initiatives

Membership

Individuals

Non-Government Organizations

Governments

Government Date Joined
Nouvelle Alexandrie Nouvelle Alexandrie 1710 AN
Constancia Constancia 1710 AN
Natopia Natopia 1715 AN
Oportia Oportia 1730 AN
Normark Normark 1710 AN

Convention on the Laws of the Seas

The MMC’s work is deeply rooted in the Convention on the Laws of the Seas, an international treaty that governs sovereign claims in the seas of Micras. The convention was created through an international conference held from 1591 AN to 1593 AN and was ratified by multiple nations, including Alexandria, Apollantis, Batavia, Craitland, Elwynn, Natopia, Ocia, Shireroth, and Stormark. It was decoupled from the Micras Treaty Organisation in 1709 AN, allowing for broader international participation.

Law and Regulation Proposals

See Also