Indonesia and Singapore simultaneously implement deals on airspace services, defence and extradition


PM Lee Hsien Loong arriving in Bintan for the Singapore-Indonesia Leaders' Retreat hosted by Indonesian President Joko Widodo on Jan 25, 2022. - PHOTO: LIANHE ZAOBAO via The Straits Times/ANN

JAKARTA (Bernama): Indonesia and Singapore have simultaneously implemented three agreements, namely the realignment of the flight information region (FIR), the defence cooperation agreement (DCA), and the extradition treaty on March 21.

According to Indonesia’s Foreign Ministry, the agreements are crucial for enhancing bilateral cooperation between the two countries in each respective area of security cooperation and efficient navigation services in airspace, defence cooperation and law enforcement through extradition.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Aseanplus News

Increased pollution curbs as Delhi air quality worsens
Strong arms come with a soft touch
First civilian death in border strife
‘Sorrow of War’ sells despite controversy
Oldest and largest pro-democracy party votes to dissolve
Struggling to breathe in the city
Lawmakers will meet to fast-track cyclone aid
‘A slap in the face’: some US farmers unhappy with Trump’s US$12 billion bailout
Fill US Arctic affairs post to halt China and Russia’s rise, senior Democrat urges Rubio
Thailand confirms first civilian killed in week of Cambodia fighting

Others Also Read