Global Trade Urges Maritime Security

This is a news story, published by CNBC, that relates primarily to the Suez Canal news.

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Trade leaders urge governments around the world to join Red Sea military effort

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Up to 30% of global trade transits the Suez Canal and the current diversion around the Cape of Good Hope adds two to three weeks in travel time, as well as fuel and labor costs.

The U.S.-led Operation Prosperity Guardian is the primary military defense effort protecting merchant vessels that have come under attack from Houthi rebels in the Red Sea .

The open letter calls on more nations to play a role in protecting shipping.

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