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Saudi Arabia’s Defence Ministry says 43 countries and an EU delegation attended a meeting on a proposed maritime defence alliance

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Saudi Arabia is organizing a 43-nation maritime coalition to secure Red Sea chokepoints against Houthi attacks, aiming to stabilize global energy markets and reduce surging shipping costs.

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Saudi Arabia’s Defence Ministry said 14 states, including Turkey, Pakistan, Egypt, Sudan and Djibouti, issued a joint statement supporting a proposed multinational maritime defence coalition. The coalition is aimed at boosting defence cooperation in Bab el-Mandab, Red Sea, and Gulf of Aden

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