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MSC Group Addresses Red Sea Shipping Threats in Congressional Hearing

Washington, D.C. – In a recent congressional hearing titled “Menace on the Red Sea: Securing Shipping from Threats in the Red Sea,” Bud Darr, Executive Vice President of Maritime Policy and Government Affairs at MSC Group, provided crucial insights into the challenges faced by the maritime industry.

Darr, testifying before Congress, expressed gratitude for the opportunity to represent MSC Group and addressed the gravity of the situation. He highlighted four key areas during his testimony, shedding light on the unprecedented nature of attacks by non-state actors, the efforts in maintaining seamless world trade, the significance of viewing liner shipping as part of global connected networks, and the paramount importance of prioritizing the safety of seafarers.

During the hearing, Darr responded to detailed inquiries from Members regarding the U.S. Supply Chain infrastructure. He shared perspectives on leveraging experiences from COVID-related disruptions to enhance the resilience of supply chains in the face of both current and future crises.

In a statement following the hearing, Darr emphasized the critical role of the maritime industry in addressing global challenges. “We are committed to navigating these complexities, ensuring the continued flow of world trade, and, most importantly, prioritizing the safety and well-being of our seafarers,” he said.

As the maritime industry faces evolving threats, such congressional hearings serve as essential platforms for industry leaders to share knowledge, address concerns, and contribute to the development of robust strategies for the future.

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