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On November 15–16, 2018, the National Institute for South China Sea Studies will host the 6th Asian Maritime Security Forum: New Development of Oceans Law and Policy in Asia-Pacific and the Arctic, in Haikou, China. The workshop will bring together scholars from around the globe and feature topics including regional maritime security, developments regarding the law of the sea, the intersection of maritime operations and international legal frameworks, and cooperation in the maritime domain.As an institutionalized dialogue platform, the 6th Asian Maritime Security Forum is organized in partnership with the University of Alberta’s China Institute and the Institute for China- America Studies.
From 12 to 21 November, 2018, the National Institute for South China Sea Studies, in collaboration with the China-Southeast Asia Research Center on the South China Sea (CSARC), the International Ocean Institute-Canada (IOI-Canada), and the China Institute of Boundary and Ocean Studies of Wuhan University (CIBOS) will host the Fourth Program of China-ASEAN Academy on Ocean Law and Governance, in Haikou, Hainan, China.The Academy will focus on areas of regional concerns such as shipping and connectivity, maritime safety and security, climate change and adaptation, marine environmental protection and resources management in an equitable and sustainable manner. The ten-day program consists of an intensive series of lectures, simulations, exercises, field trips and group projects. More than 30 participants will attend the program, including government officials, scholars and experts from China and ASEAN countries.
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UN Under-Secretary-General Soares' video message at COLP's 42nd annual conference
