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60 countries commit to free navigation in straits
Approximately 60 countries, including some from the European Union, Oman, Bahrain, and Yemen, have reached an agreement to support an initiative aimed at preserving freedom of navigation in international maritime straits and ensuring that no charges are imposed on transit. This is based on the Law of the Sea and the relevant United Nations Convention. The initiative underscores respect for international law and clarifies that the same rules do not apply to industrial maritime passages such as the Suez Canal, which are governed by a different legal regime.
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