Essential Map

Key Regional Players

European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA), India and Japan

30-35%

15-20%

India: 5-10% - Given its strategic maritime location, naval capabilities, involvement in anti-piracy operations, and regional security partnerships.

Role of India in combating piracy in Overall Maritime Piracy Incidents in the Indian Ocean.

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5-10%

African Coastal States (Regional Contributors:): 5-10% collectively - Contributing data on maritime security challenges such as piracy, illegal fishing, smuggling, and regional maritime security cooperation efforts.

5-10%

Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Countries: 5-10% collectively - Due to their strategic importance in global shipping routes, maritime security concerns, and efforts in combating piracy and maritime terrorism.

5-10%

India: 5-10% - Given its strategic maritime location, naval capabilities, involvement in anti-piracy operations, and regional security partnerships.

10-15%

European Union (EU) Countries: 10-15% collectively - EU member states contribute significantly to maritime security data through agencies like the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) and national coast guards.

15-20%

United States (Major Maritime Powers): 15-20% - Due to its extensive coastlines, naval capabilities, involvement in global maritime security initiatives, and comprehensive data collection systems.

Global Partners and Observers:Australia and Canada: 5-10% collectively - Known for their advanced maritime capabilities, contributions to global security initiatives, and cooperation in maritime domain awareness.

India's Maritime Security

India's maritime security relevance is pivotal due to its extensive coastline, strategic location, and growing naval capabilities. Actively engaging in anti-piracy efforts, joint exercises, and diplomatic initiatives, India ensures stability, safeguards maritime interests, and advocates for a rules-based order in the Indian Ocean region, contributing significantly to regional security and global maritime stability.

• 1. Advanced Surveillance.
• 2. Modern Naval Strength.
• 3. Strategic Collaborations.

5-10%

Japan: 5-10% - Known for its advanced maritime technology, naval capabilities, participation in maritime security forums, and contributions to maritime safety initiatives.

India prioritizes maritime security through robust domain awareness, modern naval capabilities, and active participation in anti-piracy efforts. It fosters regional cooperation, engages in joint exercises, and advocates for a rules-based maritime order, ensuring stability, freedom of navigation, and peaceful resolution of maritime disputes in the region.