Shippers seek additional security amid Red Sea trade disruption; commerce ministry takes stock in stakeholder meeting

The External Affairs Ministry on Thursday said that the government is closely watching the unfolding situation in the Red Sea, amid growing global concerns over Houthi militants stepping up attacks on several commercial ships in the region.

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