Neutrality, Peace & International Cooperation
Foreign relations Armed neutrality
Enat Hager follows a policy of principled neutrality in conflicts between other countries. It does not automatically join a military bloc or take part in another state's war. It supports peaceful settlement, dialogue, mediation, humanitarian relief and respect for the UN Charter and international law. Neutrality does not mean indifference to aggression or humanitarian suffering: the country may condemn violations, support lawful international measures and assist civilians without becoming a party to the conflict.
Offer mediation, host peace talks and maintain diplomatic channels with all parties.
Respect sovereignty, civilian protection, treaties and lawful sanctions or embargoes.
Provide impartial food, medical care, shelter, water and refugee assistance.
Maintain national defence for territorial protection, with civilian command and parliamentary oversight.
Trade and cooperate broadly while avoiding automatic participation in foreign wars.
Publish arms-export rules, conflict-of-interest disclosures and independent compliance audits.
Finance, Fisheries, Water & Defence Industries
Build productive, export-capable industries that create skilled jobs, strengthen public finances and protect essential resources. Civilian needs, environmental safeguards and transparent public procurement come first.
Develop regulated banking, insurance, payments, capital markets, development finance and fintech. Establish strong anti-money-laundering controls, consumer protection, independent supervision and transparent sovereign investment rules.
Invest in sustainable fishing fleets, fish farms, hatcheries, cold storage, processing, food safety and port facilities. Use science-based catch limits, protect breeding areas and prevent illegal fishing and overfishing.
Build water treatment, desalination where suitable, wastewater recycling, irrigation efficiency, storage, leak reduction and water-quality laboratories. Guarantee safe affordable water for households first; allocate industrial and strategic use under clear drought plans.
Develop accountable domestic production and maintenance of non-offensive essentials such as protective equipment, uniforms, vehicles, communications, medical supplies, engineering tools and spare parts. Apply strict export controls, end-use checks, anti-corruption rules and civilian oversight.
Implementation & safeguards
Pass neutrality, financial-regulation, fisheries, water-resource and defence-procurement laws.
Train workers, fund research, upgrade ports and water systems, and support responsible private investment.
Report jobs, exports, water access, fish-stock health, public spending and legal compliance every year.
Policy principle: protect civilians, preserve natural resources, keep public institutions accountable and use diplomacy to reduce conflict.