Asymmetric threats such as smuggling, terrorism, piracy, hybrid attacks, and climate change, is expected to be reported by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis in his intervention in the high -level security of the Security Council on sea security.

It will emphasize the need to deal with illegal practices that endanger global trade and maritime environment, while making special reference to practices such as bypassing sanctions. He will talk about the situation in the Red Sea and the importance of collective action in similar cases, while highlighting the leading role Greece has taken on both Aspides and Atalanta and Irini.

Kyriakos Mitsotakis will emphasize that freedom of electricity and data connectivity through underwater cables It is non -negotiable and is a prerequisite for differentiation, high quality and affordable energy and technology.

The prime minister will also highlight the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) as a basis for global sea governance in order to tackle today’s and emerging threats, as well as the need to respect it.