Archive · 12 Aug 2025
India Reaffirms Maritime Security Commitment at UNSC
India recently spoke at a big meeting about the oceans at the UN.
They said they want the seas to be open and safe for everyone.
India has a lot of coastline and uses the sea for trade, so they care a lot about this.
India has a plan called MAHASAGAR for keeping the oceans safe.
They work with other countries to make sure the seas are safe for everyone and are also working on a project to understand deep sea ecosystems better.
India reaffirmed its commitment to a free and open maritime order at a UN Security Council debate.
India's vision for maritime security is encapsulated in MAHASAGAR.
India has significant stakes in maritime security due to its large coastline and reliance on sea routes for trade.
India actively participates in international collaborations to address maritime challenges.
India is working on a Deep Ocean Mission for sustainable fisheries and biodiversity conservation.
- Who
- India, represented by the MEA Secretary (West) Tanmaya Lal, and other global stakeholders.
- What
- India reaffirmed its commitment to a free and open maritime order.
- When
- At a high-level UN Security Council debate.
- Where
- UN Security Council, New York.
- Why
- To address pressing challenges in maritime governance and security.
- Key Theme
- Maritime Security
- UN Body
- UN Security Council
- Indian Vision
- MAHASAGAR
- India's Coastline
- More than 11,000 km
- India's Ports
- 12 major ports, 200 smaller ports
