Online Events

Platform: Zoom (LIVE Streaming Event through Facebook and Youtube) Agenda

The visiting fellow talk series aims to deepen the participants’ knowledge and understandings of the post-COVID-19 international trade, particularly focusing on the Southeast Asian region. The talk provides in-depth perspectives

DAY 1 DAY 2 DAY 3 Day 1: 8th November 2021 (Monday)Session 1: The Compliance Dilemma: Upholding UNCLOS 1982 towards a Peaceful Indo-PacificStrengthening the rule of law is critical to

The talk will provide an insight into the application of Industry 4.0 or IR 4.0 in the marine industry.  It also discusses the issues, challenges and opportunities arising from the

Agenda E-Programme Over the past 45 years, the Annual COLP has gathered international scholars and senior diplomats together to undertake interdisciplinary dialogue and research on the most challenging issues in

The upcoming MTCP course will be focusing on the effective management of Marine Protected Areas (MPAs). This course is specifically designed to provide understanding of the design and creation of

Agenda Outline Register The marine realm is the most significant component of the Earth's system that stabilises climate and supports human presence on Earth. However, much of the ocean is

MIMA, through the Centre for Maritime Economics and Industries (MEI), will host an MTCP event titled "The Future: Malaysia’s Insights on the Policy, Economy, and Investment in Maritime Industry for

Agenda Register The Malaysian and Australian Governments signed a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership (CSP), and agreed to explore cooperation in solving marine plastic pollution, improving waste management, and creating a circular economy. In supporting the endeavor, two online workshops have been planned for 2022, to begin the dialogue between Australian and Malaysian academic institutions, Government and

The three littoral states of the Straits of Malacca and Singapore (SOMS) - Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore have been working together with the user states, including China, on the safety of navigation and marine environmental protection in the SOMS. Recent collaboration included two joint workshops conducted in 2018 and 2019, respectively, in Guangzhou, China -

Agenda Register The governments of Malaysia and China seek to strengthen bilateral relations between both countries especially in the maritime domain. Both states want to promote cooperation between the two countries in the sectors of economy, connectivity, security, energy, and sustainability. Maritime cooperation between think tanks help cement the bond shared by both states at