MMEA wants joint training stints with Singapore and Indonesia


JOHOR BARU: Joint maritime training programmes between Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia should be enhanced to improve cooperation between the three countries and coordination of operations, says the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA).

Its Enforcement and Coordination division director Rear Admiral Aminuddin Abdul Rashid said the cooperation between the three countries are important to safeguard their sovereignty.

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