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Dear Reader, Southeast Asia has been in recent years been plagued with multiple reports of piracy, kidnap for ransom, and theft-at-sea cases. In the last decade, the rate of increase in Southeast Asian maritime piracy cases has outstripped that of the Gulf of Aden and West African regions. This has led some to conclude that Southeast Asia is emerging as the next global piracy hotspot. This industry report examines some of the key issues that contribute the increase and takes a closer look at some of the specific programmes by the three littoral states that are responsible over the region’s most troubled waters – Philippines, Indonesia and Malaysia. It will also highlight some of the defence procurement opportunities that have emerged as a result of these troubling developments. Click here to download the report >> This topic will be discussed in more detail at the upcoming 14th Maritime Security and Coastal Surveillance Asia 2017, which will be held on 28-29 November 2017 in Singapore. To request a copy of the Agenda, click here. The conference will have a theme “Safer Waters. Safer Asia.” and will focus on current hot topics including maritime terrorism, maritime cyber security, future technology for coastal surveillance, intelligence-sharing and naval and air assets modernization. Sponsorship opportunities are now open. To find out please email us. Best regards, Hairul Borhan Conference Producer Register before 25 Aug 2017 to enjoy the early bird discount!. For more information please email us. |
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