No plans to re-map Johor Strait maritime boundaries, says Deputy Foreign Minister


KUALA LUMPUR: There are no plans to re-map the maritime boundary in the Johor Strait between Tebrau and Singapore, says Datuk Mohamad Alamin.

The Deputy Foreign Minister said in a parliamentary written reply dated Thursday (Nov 15) that Malaysia and Singapore had signed an agreement on territorial water boundaries in 1995, adding that this remains the only maritime boundary agreement between the two governments.

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