Jeddah meeting of 41 nations highlights Saudi strategic role in Red Sea security
A Saudi academic says the Jeddah gathering of 41 countries underscores the Kingdom’s key role in safeguarding Red Sea security and global trade routes.
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AIDr. Adel Al-Mukainzi, professor of political media at King Saud University, said the meeting of 41 countries in Jeddah highlights Saudi Arabia’s strategic role in strengthening Red Sea security and protecting global trade routes and supply chains.
Speaking to Al-Ekhbariya TV, he added that the meeting brought together 124 participants, including naval leaders, planners, ambassadors, and representatives from the European Union.
Al-Mukainzi noted that Saudi Arabia is the founder and leader of the coalition and hosts its main headquarters.
The multinational naval defense coalition recently held its fourth planning meeting at the Western Fleet Command headquarters in Jeddah, with 154 naval commanders, planners, ambassadors, and EU representatives from 41 countries taking part.
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