Jasmine allow me to explain this.Hang on, why is it called an Exclusive Economic Zone if it is not exclusive to the country?
From what I've read that's exactly what it is. The only difference between EEZ and territorial waters is that they can pass through innocently without permission whereas if you go into a country's territorial waters without permission you are invading it.
Do you have information that says differently? I'd be interested to read up on it.
Also seems like this is the international standard. When it comes to territorial waters and EEZ all countries have 12nm and 200nm respectively.
The Somali government ratified the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), but did NOT give up its claim to a 200 Nautical Mile territorial sea.
200 NM of territorial sea means that no country can enter that area for any purpose what so ever, whether economic or military.
HSM wants to limit our territorial sea to 12 nm and turn the rest to an exclusive economic zone.
The difference is that before, if any country entered the 200 NM zone it was an invasion.
The trillion dollar number come from the fact that if our territorial sea is 200 nm, and after that there is another 200 nm of EEZ, we are immensely rich.
We would then own 400 nm multiplied by 2000 KM of coast

By limiting our territorial sea, he is giving up part of our territory.





