
Malta has signed a major agreement to open a United Nations office in Valletta. It will form part of the new Global Centre for Maritime Sanctions Monitoring, which aims to catch ships breaking international rules and stop crimes at sea. The project is launching soon in partnership with Antigua and Barbuda.
Deputy Prime Minister Ian Borg signed the deal in Vienna with UN drugs and crime chief Ghada Waly. The new UN office will train countries to track suspicious vessels, share information, and tackle issues like sanctions evasion and flag-hopping.
This move puts Malta at the heart of global efforts to boost maritime security and protect the world’s oceans.
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