Indonesia tightens maritime safety with global navigation alliance
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Indonesia’s Transportation Ministry is expanding its partnership with the International Association of Marine Aids to Navigation and Lighthouse Authorities (IALA) to improve maritime navigation safety.
The cooperation focuses on strengthening navigation systems that guide ships through Indonesian waters. These systems include lighthouses, buoys, and other aids that help prevent accidents at sea.
IALA is an international body that sets standards for marine navigation safety. Its guidelines help countries maintain reliable and consistent navigation infrastructure.
The ministry said the partnership will support safer shipping routes and smoother maritime traffic. Further details on specific projects were not immediately provided.