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10/01/2021 - 10:45

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The EU NAVFOR Spanish warship 'Navarra', the flag ship of EU NAVFOR ATALANTA to fight piracy in the Indian Ocean, detains an alleged pirate skiff on suspicion of having hijacked a Yemeni fishing boat for four days and attacking two other ships. Latest reported piracy incident in the AOO.

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Why the EU needs to be a global maritime security provider27/01/2021 – HR/VP blog – On 25 January we launched the first pilot of the new Coordinated Maritime Presences (CMP) concept in the Gulf of Guinea off the coast of West Africa. In addition to our existing naval operations in the Mediterranean and in the Western India Ocean, we are strengthening our
Speech at the Opening of the Caribbean Maritime Climate Action Conference and Exhibition Ladies and Gentlemen, It is with great pleasure that I greet you on behalf of the European Union. It is important and timely to acknowledge the work of the Maritime Technology Cooperation Center- MTCC Caribbean- in addressing the challenges and opportunities in climate action within the maritime
EU Maritime Security Factsheet: The Gulf of GuineaThe Gulf of Guinea is a vast and diverse region stretching from Senegal to Angola, covering approximately 6,000 km of coastline. It is an important shipping zone transporting oil and gas, as well as goods to and from central and southern Africa. On any one day there are around 1,500 fishing vessels,
The EU launches its Coordinated Maritime Presences concept in the Gulf of GuineaThe Coordinated Maritime Presences tool adopted by the Council today will increase the EU’s capacity to act as a reliable partner and maritime security provider.

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