The European Commission’s report on the EU Emissions Trading System for shipping found no evidence of major market changes or circumvention. The inclusion of maritime transport in the ETS did not lead to significant shifts in shipping activities. Assessing small ships for monitoring GHG emissions showed a less favorable balance between costs and emission savings.
During the 14th Annual International Maritime Transport and Logistics Conference, Osama Rabie, head of the Suez Canal Authority, reported that 47 ships have rerouted through the canal this month, signaling renewed stability in the Red Sea. He urged collaborative efforts to tackle security challenges impacting global supply chains.
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.
