Saudi Arabia announces Red Sea naval coalition
The Saudi Ministry of Defense announced the creation of a multilateral naval defense alliance involving 43 countries, aimed at enhancing maritime security and protecting international sea routes from threats, including attacks on ships and maritime infrastructure. The meeting discussed the draft alliance charter and arrangements for leadership and coordination, with Saudi Arabia reaffirming its leadership and hosting the alliance’s headquarters. This alliance comes in response to the international community's need to safeguard navigation and address risks that threaten the stability of supply chains and global trade. Fourteen countries support the alliance project, with others continuing to complete their accession procedures, all with the goal of establishing an effective coordination framework to strengthen maritime defense cooperation and confront shared threats in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden.
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