China Coast Guard Vessel Formation Departs for North Pacific to Conduct High-Seas Fisheries Enforcement Patrol
On July 27, a vessel formation composed of China Coast Guard ships Changshan and Wuhu departed from Qingdao to carry out a 45-day high-seas fisheries enforcement patrol mission in the North Pacific. The mission is aimed at fulfilling obligations under international conventions, maintaining order in North Pacific high-seas fishery production, conserving high-seas fishery ecological resources, and fully demonstrating our country's great-power responsibility (大国担当) in actively participating in global ocean governance and proactively assuming responsibility for the conservation of high-seas fishery resources.
During the mission, the China Coast Guard will, in accordance with relevant international conventions and agreements, conduct all-around, multi-dimensional enforcement inspections, strengthen high-seas boarding inspections, severely crack down on illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing activities, and effectively maintain high-seas fishery production order and promote the sustainable development of fishery resources.
Contributors: Zhang Jizhe, Yu Fuping, Wu Zhibang, Chen Chaofeng