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Focus on Maritime Security Cooperation in the Straits of Malacca

机译：注重马六甲海峡海上安全合作

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According the Royal Malaysian Navy, it is a known fact that the Straits of Malacca (SOM) are the busiest straits in the world, as well as a choke point that provides vital lifelines to East Asian nations. Over 90,000 vessels pass through the Straits every year; around 30% of world trade and 50% of world energy needs to pass through the straits each year. The number of vessels passing through the straits has increased by about 25% in the last 20 years and it is projected to increase to around 141,000 vessels in 2020. It is also a fact that the issues regarding maritime security in the SOM are very complex. Prevailing threats in the straits encompass a wide spectrum of issues from minor theft incidents in harbour, armed robberies and piracies at sea, environmental pollution, drugs and human trafficking and even potential maritime terrorism. It is against this backdrop that the LIMA'13 Chiefs of Navy Roundtable Talk platform yesterday was an opportunity for the region's Navy Chiefs to discuss and debate maritime regional issues.
机译：据马来西亚皇家海军称，马六甲海峡（SOM）是世界上最繁忙的海峡，也是为东亚国家提供重要生命线的瓶颈，这是众所周知的事实。每年有超过90,000艘船只通过海峡；每年约有30％的世界贸易和50％的世界能源需要通过海峡。在过去的20年中，通过海峡的船只数量增加了约25％，预计到2020年将增加到约141,000艘。这也是一个事实，即SOM中的海上安全问题非常复杂。海峡两岸普遍存在的威胁包括各种各样的问题，包括港口的小偷窃事件，海上的武装抢劫和海盗，环境污染，毒品和人口贩运，甚至潜在的海上恐怖主义。在这种背景下，昨天的LIMA'13海军首长圆桌会议平台为该地区的海军首长提供了讨论和辩论海上区域问题的机会。

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