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00:00When a boat leaves the coast of a country,
00:02at 370 km,
00:03it enters into what we call the Haute Mer.
00:05This immense part of the ocean
00:07covers the half of our planet.
00:08It's a common sense of humanity
00:10where the freedom is great
00:11and the measures of protection are inexistent.
00:13We can fish or pollute
00:15without worrying about the marine environment.
00:16With the BBNJ,
00:18in theory, it's done.
00:19So, a treaty can protect the Haute Mer?
00:24The International Protection of the Haute Mer
00:26is that it enters in vigueur the 17 January 2026,
00:28after 15 years of negotiations
00:30and the ratification of more than 80 États.
00:32This text provides two major measures.
00:34The first, it's the creation of a marine marine
00:36protected.
00:37The goal is to avoid certain pêches
00:39or projects industriels
00:40like the carbon stockage
00:41or the minage of the marines.
00:43The Chile would create the first reserve
00:45in the Pacific,
00:45above the marine marine mountains
00:47where the water's cold
00:48abiding an exceptional biodiversity.
00:50Another could see the jour
00:51in large of the West Africa.
00:53In total, 20 sites are envisaged in the world.
00:56The second measure
00:57is to exploit the genetic resources
00:59of animals and vegetables.
01:00Because the Haute Mer
01:01is the largest pharmacy in the world.
01:03The genes of microorganisms
01:04are treasured
01:05for the cosmetics and medicines.
01:08For example,
01:09one of the vaccines developed
01:10against the Covid-19
01:11used a genetic genetic sequence
01:13of the marine marine virus.
01:14But the data and the lab
01:15of research
01:16belong to the developed countries,
01:17which captains
01:18the essential benefits.
01:20The BBNJ
01:21puts an end to these inequalities
01:22and must guarantee
01:23an access transparent
01:24to the data.
01:25One way also
01:26to know who takes what
01:27in the ocean.
01:28All this will be decided
01:29during the COP Océans
01:30which the first one
01:31will take place in a year
01:32in New York.
01:33Other decisions
01:34should be taken.
01:35To start by the surveillance
01:36of these airs marines
01:37protégées.
01:38Who will have the charge?
01:39Who will be financed?
01:40The treaty
01:41does not create police
01:42for the Haute Mer.
01:43These images satellites
01:44allow them to follow
01:45almost in real time
01:46what's happening
01:47on the ocean.
01:48It's easy to identify
01:49the navires
01:50in flagrant délit
01:51of degasage
01:52or illegal
01:53And if a boat
01:54cut its transponder
01:55to avoid being repressed
01:56the tools
01:57based on the IA
01:58can mask it.
01:59After the infraction
02:00on promet
02:01the sanctions.
02:02The treaty
02:03even if all the tribunals
02:04accept the satellite images
02:06as proof.
02:07And that more of the states
02:08ratify the treaty.
02:09The BBNJ
02:10provides the obligation
02:11to anticipate
02:12the ecological impacts
02:13of the projects
02:14in Haute Mer
02:15type aquaculture
02:16embarquée
02:17or the cables sous-marins.
02:18But the study
02:19would be recommended
02:20by the stakeholders
02:21at risk of conflicts
02:22of interest.
02:23The BBNJ
02:24is a major advance
02:25for the ocean.
02:26But from Ukraine
02:27to Venezuela
02:28and the RDC
02:29to Gaza
02:30the international
02:31is largely
02:32the impacts
02:34of the city.
02:35For some of the
02:36many ways
02:37there are
02:39be a number of
02:40other specific
02:42speakers that
02:43they all know
02:45in the room.
02:46If they're not
02:47racing,
02:48they're not
02:51that much.
02:52It's a big
02:53that they're not
02:54weather.
02:55It's the only way
02:56to be
02:57to the city.
02:58You
02:59know,
03:00you
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