China Coast Guard Ship San Du Ends Visit to Malaysia
Xinhua News Agency, Kuala Lumpur, November 13 (Sun Chongfeng, Yu Jingxiao) The Chinese Coast Guard ship "Sandu" concluded its port visit to Penang, Malaysia, on the 13th and departed from Penang Port.
During the visit, the Chinese Coast Guard delegation held high-level meetings with the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency to exchange views on promoting personnel exchanges, information sharing, maritime search and rescue, and joint law enforcement. Both sides engaged in practical exchanges on multiple topics, including maritime search and rescue tabletop exercises, fleet training, and joint communication drills, as well as activities such as sports friendship matches.
This marks the second consecutive year of formal exchanges and interactions between the maritime law enforcement agencies of China and Malaysia, further deepening the friendly exchanges and cooperation between the coast guard agencies of the two countries, enhancing the level of maritime law enforcement cooperation, and making a positive contribution to maintaining peace and stability in the South China Sea region.
The Chinese Coast Guard vessel 'San Du' concluded its port visit to Penang, Malaysia, on November 13. During the visit, high-level meetings were held with Malaysian maritime enforcement authorities to discuss personnel exchanges, information sharing, and joint law enforcement activities. This engagement marks the second consecutive year of formal exchanges aimed at enhancing cooperation between the two nations' maritime agencies.
- The Chinese Coast Guard vessel 'San Du' ended its visit to Penang, Malaysia on November 13.
- High-level meetings were held between the Chinese Coast Guard and Malaysian maritime enforcement authorities.
- Discussions included personnel exchanges, information sharing, and joint law enforcement activities.
- This marks the second consecutive year of formal exchanges between the two countries' maritime enforcement agencies.
- Activities included practical exchanges on maritime search and rescue and sports friendship matches.