Saudi Arabia pushes for naval defense alliance

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia launched a initiative to establish a multilateral maritime defense alliance aimed at enhancing maritime security and safeguarding international shipping lanes, especially in the Strait of Hormuz, the Red Sea, and the Gulf of Aden. The meeting, attended by Chiefs of Staff from 43 countries and representatives from the European Union, discussed the escalating threats targeting shipping safety and maritime infrastructure. It focused on establishing the alliance’s charter, leadership arrangements, and operational mechanisms. Fourteen countries approved supporting the initiative, with other nations continuing to participate in completing their accession procedures. The goal is to build an effective institutional framework to address these threats, driven by the shared belief that the security of maritime passages requires sustainable collective cooperation.

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