January-June 2018 Half Yearly ReCAAP Report
http://www.recaap.org/resources/ck/files/reports/half-year/ReCAAP%20ISC%20Half%20Yearly%202018%20Report.pdf
ReCAAP ISC Weekly Report 10-16 July 2018
http://www.recaap.org/resources/ck/files/reports/weekly/2018/ReCAAP%20ISC%20Weekly%20Report%20(10-16%20Jul%2018).pdf
Kenya in collaboration to combat piracy
Kenya is collaborating with India, Denmark and France among other countries to boost surveillance in the Indian Ocean and curb piracy. Following the cooperation, Indian naval ship INS Tarkash visited…
Duterte, Mahathir discuss terrorism, piracy in high seas
President Rodrigo Duterte on Monday capped his three-day visit to Malaysia with a meeting with Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad on various issues including terrorism and piracy in the high seas.…
PH, Aussie navies to hold maritime security activity in Palawan
PUERTO PRINCESA CITY, Palawan — Two Australian navy patrol boats arrived here Monday to participate in a Maritime Security Activity (MSA) to enhance training, interoperability, and cooperation against terrorism and kidnapping…
Kenya calls for commitment to eradicate piracy off Somalia coast
NAIROBI (Xinhua) -- Kenya on Thursday hosted an estimated 200 delegates from 68 countries amid renewed pledge to support innovative strategies aimed at eradicating the menace of piracy along the…
Group seeks wider mandate to crush sea piracy
By JEREMIAH WAKAYA, NAIROBI, Kenya, Jul 12 – The Contact Group on Piracy off the Coast of Somalia (CGPCS) is seeking an expanded mandate to tackle piracy-linked crimes such as…
Djibouti Opens Chinese-Backed Free Trade Zone
Djibouti has opened the first phase of an ambitious project to build an 18-square-mile, $3.5 billion free trade zone, the largest development of its kind in Africa. On July 5,…
Gabon: Three Illegal Fishing Vessels Arrested
Three fishing vessels have been arrested in Gabon, a year after Gabon’s President Ali Bongo Ondimba declared the creation of nine new national marine parks and 11 new aquatic reserves…
Nigerian Navy nabs smugglers with 8 million litres of adulterated diesel
The Nigerian Navy says its troops on routine patrol had caught nine alleged smugglers with eight million litres of petroleum product suspected to be adulterated diesel. Capt. Victor Choji, Executive…
ReCAAP ISC 3-9 July 2018
http://www.recaap.org/resources/ck/files/reports/weekly/2018/ReCAAP%20ISC%20Weekly%20Report%20(3-9%20Jul%2018)%20final.pdf
ASEAN must engage over maritime security
US-backed Indo-Pacific plan can bolster region without openly targeting China Despite their serious disagreements over trade, the U.S., Japan and Australia are strikingly in accord on a key strategic issue…
IMO’s maritime security work presented at Nigeria law conference
IMO says its mandate on piracy and armed robbery against ships broader maritime security measures has been presented at the International Maritime Seminar for Judges held in Abuja, Nigeria (3-5…
Saudi-led coalition faces stalemate in Yemen’s main port city
DUBAI (Reuters) - A Saudi-led coalition has made no major gains in its offensive to wrest control of Yemen’s Hodeidah port from the Iran-aligned Houthis, leaving it without the decisive…
World Maritime Day theme 2019: “Empowering Women in the Maritime Community”
"Empowering Women in the Maritime Community" has been selected as the World Maritime Day theme for 2019. This will provide an opportunity to raise awareness of the importance of gender…
ReCAAP signs MoU to boost fight against piracy
ReCAAP Information Sharing Centre (ISC) and World Maritime University (WMU) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) which ReCAAP said would strengthen the cooperation between the two organizations in the…
MDAT Weekly Report June 29 – July 6 , 2018
MDAT-GoG Weekly Report 27-18
Time for maritime security issues at Security Council
Pandu Utama ManggalaStudying for his PhD on maritime diplomacy at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studie At the United Nations (UN) plenary meeting on June 8, Indonesia managed to…
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