In the wake of the tense situation in the Persian Gulf region, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) has taken special measures to safely evacuate commercial ships stranded there. It is continuously reviewing the regional security situation and coordinating with shipping organizations. Alternative security arrangements are being made to ensure that international oil and cargo traffic through the Strait of Hormuz is not affected. Discussions are ongoing with the relevant countries, giving priority to the safety of the crew on board. The IMO has called on all parties to cooperate to maintain stability in this crucial sea route for global trade.

International Maritime Organization steps up efforts to evacuate ships stranded in Persian Gulf
In the wake of the tense situation in the Persian Gulf region, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) has taken special measures to safely evacuate commercial ships stranded there. It is continuously reviewing the regional security situation and coordinating with shipping organizations. Alternative security arrangements are being made to ensure that international oil and cargo traffic through the Strait of Hormuz is not affected. Discussions are ongoing with the relevant countries, giving priority to the safety of the crew on board. The IMO has called on all parties to cooperate to maintain stability in this crucial sea route for global trade.

