Deal expected to generate billions in revenue


PUTRAJAYA: In 2010, Malaysia seal­­ed a 40-year joint oil and gas ex­­ploration deal with Brunei involving two deep water blocks – CA1 and CA2 – located within the two countries’ commercial arrangement area along the Brunei-Sarawak maritime border near the Limbang division.

The agreement on the commercial arrangement area came about when Malaysia and Brunei amicably resolved the Limbang land and ma­­ri­time boundary issues in 2009.

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