IX International Conference on Security and Development The Geopolitics of Maritime Routes: Naval Power, Chokepoints and Strategic Competition

At a time of regional conflicts, great-power competition and increasingly vulnerable global supply chains, understanding maritime geopolitics has become a strategic priority. More than 80% of global trade is carried by sea, and disruptions at critical passages such as Suez, Panama, Hormuz, Bab el-Mandeb or Malacca can rapidly affect energy supplies, food security, prices and economic security. This conference brings together leading specialists to examine how naval power, chokepoints and maritime routes are reshaping strategic competition and international security.

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