General Secretary Antoniu Guterrish (in the center) plays at a meeting of the UN Security Council on Marine Safety. UN Head: without the safety of shipping, there can be no global safety Peace and safety ~ 60 > in the conditions of the resumed increase in the number of incidents at sea, the main condition for safety is to comply with all countries of the UN and International Law Charter. This was emphasized by the Secretary General Anthony Gaterrish, speaking at the UN Security Council on high -level open debate on marine safety issues. he recalled that since ancient times, sea routes connected the world and became the main means of not only trade and transport, but also the exchange of cultures and ideas. According to the head of the UN, humanity depends on the global oceans and the seas – “on the oxygen that we breathe to the biodiversity that supports all our lives, and to economies, trade and jobs that provide sea industries.” ~ 60 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62“Today’s debate emphasizes, first of all, that the main condition for preserving marine safety is to comply with all the countries of the UN Charter and International Law, as is reflected in the UN Convention on Law. Secretary General. 60 ~ h2 > signal & nbsp; SOS ~ 60 > “There can be no global safety without marine safety,” Hurterrish emphasized. Meanwhile, sea spaces are increasingly undergoing pressure – from territorial disputes to depletion of resources and increasing geopolitical tension, fuel competition, conflicts and crime. ~ 60 > 60 > General Secretary expressed concern about the increase in the number of incidents: “After a moderate global decrease in the number of registered ones, registered Cases of piracy and armed robberies in 2024, the first quarter of 2025 was marked by sharp growth. According to the International Maritime Organization, the number of incidents increased almost half – by 47.5 percent compared to the same period of 2024. 62 > 62 ~The head of the UN noted that the number of cases in Asia has almost doubled. He also pointed to the Husit attacks in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden, the continuing smuggling of migrants and weapons in the Mediterranean Sea, the transportation of drugs through the Indian and Atlantic oceans, as well as piracy and illegal fishing in the Gulf of Guinea. “And cyber attacks are a rapidly developing threat to the safety of ports and shipping companies,” he added. ~ 60 > General Secretary emphasized that “marine routes of the world and people depending on them give a clear one Signal & nbsp; SOS. reform and support 60 > he said that the UN supports many regional initiatives, including assistance in ensuring the safety of nartime in black Sea. “The International Marine Organization continues to play a fundamental role in the de-escalation of tension at the sea and in the unification of member states and the shipping industry for the search for solutions,” said the Secretary General. he urged to act in three directions: compliance with international law, elimination of indigenous causes and expansion Partnerships. 60 > According to Gutherrish’s speech, the international legal security regime provides a strong basis for cooperation to combat crime at sea and ensure accountability. “However, this basis is so strong as the countries are ready for its complete and effective implementation,” he emphasized. ~ 60 > In addition, threats cannot be eliminated without solving problems, lack of alternative income sources, lack of safety and weak management institutions, added general secretary, urging the support of coastal communities and investing and invested In technology, training of the population and reform. ~ 60 > he also recalled that the upcoming conference in oceans in Nice will become an important milestone for international actions. 60 > UN head called to involve everyone who is interested in using the Morsky. spaces, including states, private sector, civil society and security council itself. ~ 60 > “UN is ready to support the advice and all member states in ensuring peaceful, safe and prosperous sea spaces for future generations,” he concluded ~ 60 > 62 >