Malaysia, Indonesia ink agreement over Sulawesi maritime border dispute


PUTRAJAYA: Solutions to two long standing maritime border disputes were among the agreements that were signed by Malaysia and Indonesia during Indonesian President Joko Widodo’s two-day working visit to the country on Thursday (June 8).

The two agreements settled negotiations that have gone on for more than a dozen years regarding maritime borders in the southernmost part of the Malacca straits and Sulu sea between Malaysia's closest neighbour.

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