The Cooperative Mechanism provides a framework for which littoral states and users of the Straits of Malacca and Singapore may promote cooperation.
For the littoral states, the Cooperative Mechanism provides an opportunity to engage user states, the shipping industry and other stakeholders to participate and share the responsibility of maintaining and enhancing the safety of navigation and protection of the marine environment in the Straits.
For the user States, shipping industry and other stakeholders, the Cooperative Mechanism provides an opportunity for them to cooperate, contribute and play a role in maintaining and enhancing the safety of navigation and protection of the marine environment in the Straits.
In return, the Straits will be safe and protected, and continue to be open for navigation.
The littoral States of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore recognize the Importance of the Malacca and Singapore Straits for international navigation, and are committed to ensuring navigational safety i...
Read More...The Cooperation Forum is the main avenue for user States , the shipping industry and other stakeholders to be invited to meet and hold open discussion with the littoral States. It serves to prom...
Read More...The implementation of projects to promote safety of navigation and environmental protection is a concrete demonstration of cooperation and burden sharing between littoral States and user States, the s...
Read More...A crucial element of safety for ships navigating the Straits is the aids to navigation that are put in place. The continued maintenance of aids to navigation remains a vital component of ensuring &nbs...
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