Freedom of navigation not negotiable: IMO addresses UN Security Council on maritime safety in Strait of Hormuz

Freedom of navigation not negotiable: IMO addresses UN Security Council on maritime safety in Strait of Hormuz

Any deviation from these well-established and recognized principles would set a negative precedent and severely undermine the integrity and stability of shipping operations worldwide, IMO Secretary-General said

Freedom of navigation is not negotiable - IMO Sec Gen tells UN Security Council - Shipping Australia

IMO Secretary-General Mr. Arsenio Dominguez has called on member states of the United Nations to uphold the principle of freedom of navigation and reject any imposition of tolls, fees or discriminatory transit measures for passage through straits used for international navigation. Addressing the UN Security Council on Monday 27 April,…

UN Security Council hears IMO plan to reopen Hormuz

Plan made with Iran and Gulf nations Use existing ‘traffic separation scheme’ 20,000 seafarers trapped on vessels The International Maritime Organization (IMO) is proposing an evacuation framework to reopen the Strait of Hormuz for shipping traffic, telling the United Nations Security Council it is ready to act when conditions are safe. Addressing delegates in New York on Monday evening, IMO secretary-general Arsenio Domínguez said the plan woul…

Freedom of navigation non-negotiable – IMO Secretary-General

Arsenio Dominguez tells the UN there is no legal basis for Iran to introduce tolls on the Strait of Hormuz

“Freedom of navigation is not negotiable”: IMO addresses UN Security Council on maritime safety in the Strait of Hormuz

IMO Secretary-General Mr. Arsenio Dominguez has called on States to uphold the principle of freedom of navigation and reject any imposition of tolls, fees or discriminatory transit measures for passage through straits used for international navigation.Addressing the UN Security Council on the topic of ‘The safety and protection of waterways in the maritime domain, he emphasized:“The principle of freedom of navigation is not negotiable. Ships mus…