The Issue of Piracy Off the Coast of Somalia.  African Country; Largest in Africa  Bordered by Egypt, Ethiopia etc, overlooking the Red Sea(Meaning.

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The Issue of Piracy Off the Coast of Somalia

 African Country; Largest in Africa  Bordered by Egypt, Ethiopia etc, overlooking the Red Sea(Meaning we’re affected by Somalia’s piracy)  Amongst Fastest growing economies  Relies on export of mainly oil and Natural resources  Main trading partners CHINA and JAPAN

 Part of the Arab League Summit against piracy  Part of AU, LAS, OIC and NAM  Observer in WTO  Main Export Partners with China/Japan/Singapore/South Korea

 Centre of international markets(due to location on Red Sea)  Rich Natural Resources  Rely on fuels, natural resources, agriculture etc  Mainly rely on export and trade, part of the main transportation  Shipping, where the Red sea(affected area) is our only opening

 Stop piracy among the Somalia waters  FOR the intervention of sovereign infringement pertaining to Somalia  Welcomes any country (Especially countries whose water-trade routes bypass the affected area, affected by piracy, not limiting to only this issue, as well as countries with trade relations with us), to work together with Sudan to tackle this issue

 Submitting a resolution  Requesting for solutions suggested  While being supportive of Intervention for Issue of Somalia, discourages solutions of major military interventions 