Tramp Atlantika ocean renaming proposal was launched Google rejected

The phone conversation between US President Donald Trump and Google corporation CEO Sundar Pichai has sparked global interest and debate. One.uz reports on this.

The White House head proposed officially renaming the Atlantic Ocean, the world's second-largest ocean, to "Trump Ocean," but the technology giant's head did not accept this idea. Grounds for Pichai's refusal According to the details of the negotiations, Sundar Pichay cited geographical and international norms, noting that the Atlantic Ocean is an international body of water that belongs not only to the USA but also to dozens of independent countries and several continents' coastlines.

Therefore, the Google CEO officially stated that he could not support the president's proposal. Previous experience of changes The Google company had previously met some of Donald Trump's demands regarding certain geographical objects.

For example, the name of the Gulf of Mexico was changed based on the president's request. Similarly, the naming of Lake Ontario in North America on maps was also changed.

However, the renaming of the Atlantic Ocean, a large strategic body of water on a global scale, was rejected by the technology giant due to its contradiction with international law and cartography rules.