SCSPI Delegation visited Kuala Lumper

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From April 10th to April 12th, 2023, the delegation of the South China Sea Strategic Situation Probing Initiative (SCSPI) headed by Director Hu Bo, attended a forum titled “MAFDC Forum on the South China Sea 2023” held by Malaysian Armed Forces Defence College (MAFDC), and visited Malaysia think tanks to exchange views on the China-Malaysia relation and maritime-related issues, in order to promote academic and think tank connection with institutions in Kuala Lumpur.

SCSPI Delegation visiting MAFDC, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

 

During the forum on April 10th, Commandant of the MAFDC, FAdm Badarudin Taha delivered welcoming remarks. The 2 panels of the forum are Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated (IUU) fishing and Rules-based Maritime Order. More than 100 officials and scholars from Malaysia, the Philippines, Indonesia, Singapore, Japan, Australia, United States, China and other countries attended the event on site and online. 

Commandant of the MAFDC, FAdm Badarudin Taha delivering welcoming remarks

 

 

SCSPI Director Hu Bo at the MAFDC Forum

 

 

SCSPI Vice Director Yan Yan at the MAFDC Forum

 

From April 11th to April 12th, SCSPI delegation attended roundtable discussions with Maritime Institute of Malaysia (MIMA), Research for Social Advancement (REFSA), Bait Al Amanah, and Institute of China Studies (ICS) at the University of Malaya respectively. Scholars and officials exchanged views on varies issues such as the situation in the South China Sea and maritime cooperation etc.

SCSPI Delegation and MIMA researchers in Kuala Lumper

 

SCSPI Director Hu Bo at the “MIMA-SCSPI Roundtable Discussion”

 

SCSPI Delegation and Bait Al Amanah researchers in Kuala Lumper

 

Bait Al Amanah Founding Director Dr. Abdul Razak Ahmad delivering welcoming remarks

 

SCSPI Delegation and ICS researchers in Kuala Lumper

 

 

Exchange of mementos

 

SCSPI

With a view to maintaining and promoting the peace, stability and prosperity of the South China Sea, we launched the South China Sea Strategic Situation Probing Initiative (SCSPI) in April of 2019. The Initiative aims to integrate intellectual resources and open source information worldwide and keep track of important actions and major policy changes of key stakeholders and other parties involved. It will provide professional data services and analysis reports to parties concerned, helping them keep competition under control, and with a view to seek partnerships.