Strait of Hormuz Cooperation and Arbitration Council (SHCAC)

Cooperation and Advocacy
SHCAC actively engages bordering states, key shipping nations, and energy producers to establish common ground on critical issues impacting the Strait of Hormuz. It advocates for international maritime policies that prioritize stability and equitable access to this vital waterway, fostering mutual trust and shared responsibility through continuous dialogue and joint initiatives.

Arbitration and Dispute Resolution
The council provides a neutral, inclusive platform for arbitration aimed at resolving territorial, trade, and geopolitical disputes. All arbitration processes adhere strictly to international maritime law and standards, ensuring fairness, transparency, and respect for established legal frameworks.

Security Frameworks
SHCAC coordinates joint security patrols and operates integrated information-sharing systems to mitigate risks such as piracy, smuggling, and other maritime threats. It collaborates with international organizations and regional maritime authorities to enhance monitoring capabilities, promote rapid response, and maintain safe navigation.

Sustainability Initiatives
Committed to environmental stewardship, SHCAC supports projects reducing the ecological footprint of maritime activities in the region. It promotes cleaner shipping technologies, advocates environmentally responsible operational practices, and launches initiatives to protect marine biodiversity and maintain long-term ecological balance.