Arvid Pardo
Arvid Pardo was a Maltese diplomat and a pivotal figure in international law, best known for his role in advocating for the concept of the 'common heritage of mankind' regarding the deep seabed and its resources. His influential speech to the United Nations in 1967 proposed a legal framework for the management of the seabed beyond national jurisdiction, which laid the groundwork for the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea. Pardo's work has had a lasting impact on international maritime law and the governance of ocean resources.
Born on Jun 05, 1918 (107 years old)
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Arvid Pardo, Maltese Ambassador to the United Nations, envisaged a system of shared exploitation of resources held by states on behalf of all mankind.
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