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2 July
Greece and Malta reiterated concerns about maritime terrorism's impact on trade and ports at the UN.
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Greece and Malta co-hosted an event at the United Nations focused on maritime security and the growing threat of terrorism at sea. The event, titled “Terrorism and Maritime Insecurity: Collective Efforts to Combat Terrorism in the Maritime Sector,” aimed to strengthen international cooperation to address these challenges.
Officials highlighted that maritime security has evolved into a vital component of global security. It was noted that threats to vessels, ports, and critical infrastructure could severely disrupt international trade, energy flows, and supply chains. The discussions underscored the need for collective action and robust strategies to mitigate the risks posed by maritime terrorism.
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