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"en.20111117.17.4-232-500"2
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"The nature and characteristics of the marine environment, the vast range of activities increasingly being carried out within it today and the need to regulate these activities, resolving potential conflicts in a socially and environmentally sustainable way, mean that the establishment of an integrated maritime policy for this purpose is recommended. Of course, the objectives, guiding principles and resources available for this policy will not be without impact. We have serious reservations about and disagreements with the way in which the EU’s integrated maritime policy (IMP) has been set out. A federalist approach is often taken to the IMP that does not respect the sovereignty and jurisdiction of each Member State with regard to the management of its territorial waters and exclusive economic zones, as well as linking it with the EU’s ‘foreign policy objectives’. A maritime policy that were, instead, based on cooperation among the Member States, respecting their sovereignty and jurisdiction, that promoted synergies, that increased added value, and that encouraged the sustainable use and conservation of marine resources, could undoubtedly have a positive impact."@en1
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