EU and 33 countries pledge to safeguard freedom of navigation
The European Union and 33 countries worldwide have signed an international commitment to protect maritime freedom of navigation, aiming to prevent the imposition of discriminatory restrictions or tolls on ships passing through international straits, which are considered global economic arteries. The pledge emphasizes respecting international law, particularly the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, and rejecting unilateral coercive measures that threaten the continuity and smooth flow of global trade. It also commits to supporting international bodies such as the International Maritime Organization to ensure the security and safety of navigation.
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