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Maritime security and naval cooperation in a changing international order

As geopolitical competition increasingly extends into the world’s oceans, naval partnerships have become essential to protecting global trade, preserving freedom of navigation and addressing emerging challenges across the maritime domain.
By strengthening naval cooperation and investing in modern capabilities, nations can safeguard vital sea lanes, uphold freedom of navigation and help ensure a stable, secure and resilient maritime domain.
These capabilities enable naval forces to monitor vast maritime areas more efficiently and support coordinated operations among allied partners.
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