IMO

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The International Maritime Organization (IMO) is an international body responsible for regulating shipping and ensuring maritime safety. It has been actively involved in organizing evacuation operations for crews of ships stranded in the Persian Gulf, particularly following incidents in the Strait of Hormuz. The organization has faced challenges due to security concerns and conflicting routes declared by regional powers, leading it to temporarily suspend its evacuation plans. Despite these setbacks, IMO continues to coordinate with various nations including Oman, Iran, and the U.S., aiming to…

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