Archive · 12 Aug 2025
India Reaffirms Commitment to Free Maritime Order at UN
India told the United Nations they want the seas to be open and safe for everyone.
They said it's important for trade, energy, and communication.
India, with its long coastline, cares a lot about keeping the seas safe.
They are working with other countries and have projects like e-Samudra to help.
India's plan for ocean safety is called MAHASAGAR, which means 'Ocean' in Hindi, and it focuses on making sure everyone is safe and growing together in the region.
India reaffirmed its commitment to a free and open maritime order at the UN Security Council.
Tanmaya Lal, MEA Secretary, highlighted initiatives such as IFC-IOR and e-Samudra.
Maritime security is a collective challenge that demands international collaboration, according to India.
India has a long coastline and strong stakes in maritime security due to its reliance on sea routes.
India's vision for maritime security is MAHASAGAR, emphasizing security and growth.
- Who
- India, represented by Tanmaya Lal, UN Security Council
- What
- India's reaffirmation of commitment to a free, open maritime order
- When
- August 12
- Where
- UN Security Council, New York
- Why
- To emphasize the importance of international collaboration on maritime security and promote a rules-based order.
- Meeting Type
- UN Security Council High-Level Debate
- Location
- New York
- Key Speaker
- Tanmaya Lal, MEA Secretary
- Main Topic
- Maritime Security
- India's Vision
- MAHASAGAR
- Indian Coastline
- Over 11,000 km
Sources
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India reaffirms before the UNSC its commitment to free and open maritime order
