Egypt and Eritrea redefining Red Sea security
Egypt and Eritrea reaffirmed that the management of Red Sea security is the exclusive responsibility of the coastal states, rejecting any external interference that imposes security arrangements conflicting with international law or the interests of the littoral countries. This statement was made during discussions between the foreign ministers of the two countries, where both sides emphasized the importance of cooperation and strengthening the role of the bordering nations, especially amid regional and international competition over an area considered one of the most vital arteries of global trade and energy supplies. Cairo and Asmara also stressed the need for unified security arrangements among the littoral countries, rejecting any foreign military presence, in order to maintain regional stability and safeguard international navigation security.
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