LONDON — Saudi Arabia underscored the significance of defending maritime routes, making certain freedom of navigation, and sustaining stability in international power markets and provide chains throughout an distinctive session of the Worldwide Maritime Group (IMO) Council in London on Wednesday.
Eng. Kamal Al-Junaidi, the Kingdom’s everlasting consultant to the IMO, reaffirmed Saudi Arabia’s dedication to worldwide maritime security frameworks, significantly the Security of Life at Sea (SOLAS) Conference, together with navigational warnings, search and rescue operations, vessel steering, and threat avoidance.
He burdened that the Kingdom stays a accountable associate dedicated to safeguarding maritime security, defending lives, and supporting a rules-based worldwide system grounded in cooperation.
Saudi Arabia additionally highlighted its continued efforts to boost maritime safety by way of strengthened monitoring, info sharing, and heightened readiness to reply to potential threats.
The Kingdom emphasised its function in facilitating the graceful move of worldwide commerce by way of protected and secure maritime corridors, leveraging its strategic location and regional and worldwide standing.
Saudi Arabia is represented on the IMO Council by the Common Transport Authority, which continues to uphold worldwide obligations and contribute to international maritime decision-making as a part of the Kingdom’s broader dedication to supporting worldwide initiatives.
