IMO Urges Restraint as Hormuz Crisis Deepens

International Maritime Organization Appeals for Peace in Strait of Hormuz

The United Nations’ International Maritime Organization (IMO) has urgently called for de-escalation in the Strait of Hormuz, where approximately 6,000 seafarers are trapped amid rising tensions. Secretary-General Arsenio Dominguez condemned recent attacks on ships, emphasizing the urgent need for safe passage and the protection of innocent crews amidst escalating conflict.

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Vietnam Hosts Seminar on BBNJ Agreement to Mark 30 Years of UNCLOS

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in partnership with the Vietnam Society of International Law, organized a seminar on the BBNJ Agreement under UNCLOS to commemorate its 30th anniversary. Experts discussed key provisions, implementation mechanisms, and the agreement’s role in achieving SDG 14. Vietnam is actively involved in the agreement’s negotiation and preparation for ratification.

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India and ASEAN Reaffirm Commitment to Maritime Security and Regional Stability

India and ASEAN nations have reiterated their commitment to peace, stability, and maritime security. They emphasized the importance of resolving disputes peacefully to ensure stability, particularly in the maritime domain. This reaffirmation reflects their shared values in upholding peace and security in the region through collaboration and adherence to international laws.

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