Philippines Presents Extended Continental Shelf Claim to UN in West Palawan
The Philippines has formally presented its claim to an extended continental shelf in the West Palawan region to the UN, asserting its rights under UNCLOS. This move aims to secure marine resources and uphold a rules-based maritime order. Concurrently, educational initiatives for children are underway to highlight the importance of the West Philippine Sea.
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