The Security Council,
Recognizing the long-standing threat posed by pirates to the shipping industry, endangering the lives of sailors and causing significant financial losses,
Acknowledging the urgent need to take decisive action to halt pirate attacks and protect cargo and passenger ships,
Encourages all Member nations to bolster the defense of ships against pirate invasions, employing advanced security measures and technologies;
Further encourages Member nations to collaborate in the pursuit of capturing pirates, alive or dead, by instituting a global bounty system to incentivize their apprehension;
Declares pirates to be enemies of the World Assembly, urging Member nations to exercise the right to self-defense by authorizing the use of force against pirates at sea, with the aim of neutralizing the threat they pose;
Calls upon Member nations to deploy well-trained and equipped military personnel on cargo and passenger ships operating in pirate-infested waters, providing a robust defense against pirate attacks;
Requests Member nations to cooperate in intelligence sharing, maritime patrols, and joint naval exercises to enhance the collective effort in combating piracy;
Urges Member nations to strengthen international legal frameworks and extradition agreements to ensure that pirates are held accountable for their criminal actions;
Calls for the establishment of an international task force dedicated to combating piracy, facilitating coordination between Member nations and providing logistical support to enhance the effectiveness of anti-piracy operations;
Encourages Member nations to provide financial and technical assistance to countries affected by piracy, enabling them to enhance their maritime security capacity and effectively combat piracy within their territorial waters;
Calls upon the international community, including regional organizations and relevant stakeholders, to support anti-piracy initiatives, including capacity-building programs, information sharing, and collaborative efforts to address the root causes of piracy;
Urges the World Assembly to establish a comprehensive monitoring and reporting mechanism to track the progress made in combating piracy, identifying emerging trends, and fostering the exchange of best practices among Member nations;
Further requests that the Security Council regularly review the effectiveness of anti-piracy measures and consider additional steps to strengthen the global response to piracy, with the aim of ensuring a safe and secure maritime environment for all.
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