Maritime Defense Alliance Activates in Saudi Arabia

The multinational maritime defense coalition, led by Saudi Arabia, has effectively commenced operations from its headquarters in Saudi Arabia, with Commodore Rashed Sheikh from Pakistan officially beginning his duties as the deputy commander of the coalition. Additionally, liaison officers from several countries have started their duties at the headquarters as part of a plan to complete the coalition’s operational structure, which currently includes 39 member states. The goal is to enhance maritime security and protect shipping lanes in areas such as Bab al-Mandeb, the Red Sea, and the Gulf of Aden through joint training, operations, and information exchange. The Kingdom announced in August that 13 countries had officially completed their accession procedures to the coalition.

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