Pakistan, Feb. 27 -- Effective communication is crucial for addressing nearly any issue, and the maritime domain is no exception. Historically, due to the vastness of the seas and the scattered nature of landmasses worldwide, coupled with inadequate communication systems, maritime threats were often met with surprise and reacted to only after they occurred. There were no mechanisms in place to anticipate incidents, which resulted in a lack of awareness regarding the location and timing of threats. For example, pirates would emerge from the shadows to attack unsuspecting vessels, while illegal fishing flourished despite the existence of Exclusive Economic Zones (EEZs). In cases where ships became stranded or vessels encountered distress, res...