Seychelles and Mauritius Warn West Asia Conflict Disrupts Maritime Routes and Supplies

Seychelles and Mauritius have warned that the escalating war in West Asia is disrupting key maritime routes, air connectivity, and energy supplies, impacting their economies and food security. Both island nations emphasize the importance of regional partnerships, particularly with India, to mitigate these effects. Mauritius highlights tourism's vulnerability, while Seychelles has established an economic monitoring group to address challenges. Both call for de-escalation amid the broader regional and global consequences of the conflict.