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What’s Up with Maritime Security “Head of the Class”? On several occasions, the Indonesian Maritime Security Agency (Bakamla) through its head often claims to be the “class leader” of maritime security in Indonesia. This position emerged because there are several agencies that also act as law enforcement agencies at sea, aka maritime law enforcement agencies.

Building Maritime Culture, WIMA INA Holds Social Service in Sunda Kelapa Fisherman’s Village WIMA INA activities in the month of Ramadhan 1444 H at the Sunda Kelapa Fisherman’s Village, Jakarta, Saturday (15/4/23). Jakarta (Maritimnews) – Women in Maritime Indonesia (WIMA INA) continues to be committed to supporting the role of women in the maritime sector

Dissolution of PT. PANN, Evidence that the Minister of Transportation Does Not Have a Maritime Vision Jakarta (Maritimnews) – The development of the national commercial fleet became increasingly popular in the early 1970s. In the midst of the excitement of the shipping world, an idea emerged to build a state-owned company engaged in financing the

What is meant by Maritime Economics? Maritime economics is a term that you may often hear. Generally, maritime economic activities are matters related to maritime affairs. So what is meant by maritime economy? Referring to Law Number 6 of 1996 concerning Water, the maritime economy is all economic activities that directly or indirectly occur in

Getting to know Indonesian Maritime Culture Maritime culture is an idea, idea, knowledge, values, norms and rules related to the maritime sector and used as a guideline for behavior for the maritime community.

Getting to know Indonesian Maritime Culture Maritime culture is an idea, idea, knowledge, values, norms and rules related to the maritime sector and used as a guideline for behavior for the maritime community.

The President-Elect’s Maritime Vision Shortly after being declared the winner of the 2014 Presidential Election by the General Election Commission, Joko Widodo-Jusuf Kalla delivered a victory speech on a pinisi at Sunda Kelapa Harbor. The ship is called Hati Buana Setia. It is said to be an expression of heart (determination) which has fundamental reasons

Why is Indonesia Called a Maritime Country? Maritime country is one of the nicknames attached to Indonesia. What is maritime and why is Indonesia called a maritime country? In the Big Indonesian Dictionary (KBBI), the meaning of maritime is relating to the sea or relating to shipping and trade at sea. Meanwhile, maritime affairs are

Indonesia Invites Australia to Increase Commitment to Maintaining Maritime Security Indonesia invites Australia to increase its commitment to maintaining joint maritime security. This invitation was conveyed by the Coordinating Minister for Political, Legal and Security Affairs (Menko Polhukam) Mahfud MD at the meeting “The 9th Australia-Indonesia Ministerial Council Meeting (MCM)” in Melbourne, Australia, on Tuesday

Maritime Resolution 2022: Create a Maritime Ambassador now we are in 2022. We have just let go of 2021 with all the joy even though we can’t fully celebrate it in full glory. However, there is no need to celebrate New Year excessively. Just enough. This is because the Covid-19 outbreak is still stalking us