Kenya and Somalia Enhance Maritime Security Coordination
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- •Kenya is leading a regional mission to improve port security policies in the EA-SA-IO region.
- •The IMO conducted a workshop in Somalia to enhance inter-agency coordination for port security.
- •Both initiatives aim to strengthen maritime security through collaboration and information sharing.
Kenya is hosting a regional mission focused on port security and safety of navigation, with an international delegation consulting on a regional policy for the Eastern Africa-Southern Africa-Indian Ocean (EA-SA-IO) region. The mission, which runs from September 28 to October 2, 2026, involves key stakeholders including the Kenya Ports Authority and the Kenya Maritime Authority. Meanwhile, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) recently held a workshop in Somalia aimed at improving port security coordination among various agencies. This workshop, conducted from September 14 to 17, 2026, resulted in the creation of a roadmap for establishing a multi-agency Port Security Advisory Committee. Both initiatives emphasize the importance of collaboration and information sharing to enhance maritime security in the region.
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