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Saudi Arabia heads coalition for maritime security
The Saudi Ministry of Defense hosted a meeting to discuss the creation of a multinational maritime defense alliance aimed at enhancing maritime security and safeguarding international shipping lanes from threats targeting global navigation and trade. Forty-three countries out of fifty-one participated in the meeting, and they agreed to continue working toward finalizing the founding procedures of the alliance, which is led by Saudi Arabia and seeks to protect the freedom of navigation and supplies in the Bab al-Mandeb Strait, the Red Sea, and the Gulf of Aden. The attendees emphasized that the alliance, an open international initiative, will focus on cooperation in information sharing, joint leadership, and the execution of maritime operations to ensure the security of international maritime routes.
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