The European Union will extend its co-ordinated maritime presence (CMP) activity in the Gulf of Guinea for two years, while designating the Strait of Hormuz region in the Indian Ocean as a new maritime area of interest (MAI) for the EU. Both initiatives will be reviewed in early 2024.

The European Union will extend its co-ordinated maritime presence (CMP) activity in the Gulf of Guinea for two years, while designating the Strait of Hormuz region in the Indian Ocean as a new maritime area of interest (MAI) for the EU. Both initiatives will be reviewed in early 2024.

The European Union will extend its co-ordinated maritime presence (CMP) activity in the Gulf of Guinea for two years, while designating the Strait of Hormuz region in the Indian Ocean as a new maritime area of interest (MAI) for the EU. Both initiatives will be reviewed in early 2024.

The European Union will extend its co-ordinated maritime presence (CMP) activity in the Gulf of Guinea for two years, while designating the Strait of Hormuz region in the Indian Ocean as a new maritime area of interest (MAI) for the EU. Both initiatives will be reviewed in early 2024.

The European Union will extend its co-ordinated maritime presence (CMP) activity in the Gulf of Guinea for two years, while designating the Strait of Hormuz region in the Indian Ocean as a new maritime area of interest (MAI) for the EU. Both initiatives will be reviewed in early 2024.

The European Union will extend its co-ordinated maritime presence (CMP) activity in the Gulf of Guinea for two years, while designating the Strait of Hormuz region in the Indian Ocean as a new maritime area of interest (MAI) for the EU. Both initiatives will be reviewed in early 2024.