At UNGA, India Launches Maritime Safety Group to Protect Ships and Seafarers
India and Liberia formed a new shipping safety group as Jaishankar said attacks on seafarers and commercial vessels are no longer exceptional.
- On Friday, External Affairs Minister Jaishankar and Liberia announced establishing a "Group of friends" on the safety and security of shipping and seafarers on the sidelines of the 81st General Assembly.
- Merchant shipping faces increased risks in regions including the Strait of Hormuz, Red Sea, Gulf of Aden, Bab-el-Mandeb, and Somalia; Jaishankar noted attacks against seafarers are "regrettably" no longer exceptional.
- Jaishankar added that commercial shipping and marinas have been subjected to repeated attacks in the Gulf and the Red Sea, calling these actions "simply indefensible" for disrupting maritime commerce.
- Following the remarks, a Pakistani journalist shouted a question to Jaishankar; Permanent Representative Harish Parvathaneni told the journalist, "You have heard your reply."
- On Thursday, an Indian journalist had asked Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, "When will you stop harbouring terrorists?" as he entered the building, preceding the tense exchange.
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At UNGA, India launches maritime safety group to protect ships and seafarers
India and Liberia have joined forces to establish a 'Group of Friends' dedicated to improving the safety of shipping and seafarers. This timely initiative comes in response to a worrying rise in maritime attacks, particularly in high-risk areas such as the Strait of Hormuz and Bab-el-Mandeb. During the 81st UN General Assembly, External Affairs Minister S.
India, Liberia Launch Safety Group To Protect Seafarers Amid Attacks On Ships
The initiative was launched at the ministerial-level meeting of the group of 'Friends on Safety and Security of Shipping and Seafarers' on the sidelines of the 81st UN General Assembly.
India, Liberia announce ‘group of friends’ on shipping safety, security
India and Liberia on Friday announced establishing a “group of friends" on the safety and security of shipping and seafarers, a landmark maritime initiative launched amid continued attacks on commercial shipping.
Jaishankar Slams Shipping Attacks As India, Liberia Launch Global Maritime Group At UNGA
S Jaishankar has condemned attacks on commercial shipping as India and Liberia launch a new UNGA-backed group focused on the safety and security of ships and seafarers.
On September 25, DMO Director K.M.Logvinov took part in the inaugural meeting of the Friends of Shipping and Seafarers Safety Group, organized at the initiative of India and Liberia
On September 25, DMO Director K.M.Logvinov took part in the inaugural meeting of the Friends of Shipping and Seafarers Safety Group, organized at the initiative of India and Liberia.This informal group of like-minded people includes more than twenty...
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