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ADECS 2018: Indonesian Coast Guard is in growth mode

30th January 2018 - 09:53 GMT | by Gordon Arthur in Singapore

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Founded in 2014, the Indonesian Coast Guard (BAKAMLA) is a relatively young institution. Despite its tender age, though, it has great ambitions for growth so it can fulfil its assigned tasks of securing and enforcing the law in Indonesian waters.

First Adm Rahmat Eko Rahardjo, director of maritime operations for the Indonesian Coast Guard, spoke to Shephard at the ADECS 2018 conference in Singapore on 30 January.

The coast guard is ‘currently in the process of building its operational capability both in terms of infrastructure and human resources,’ Rahardjo said. The BAKAMLA presently has some 30 patrol vessels,

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Gordon Arthur was the Asia Pacific editor for Shephard Media. Born in Scotland and educated …

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