No hindrance to continue small vessel trade between Indonesia, Malaysia, says Dr Wee

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PETALING JAYA: There is no hindrance to continue small vessel trade between Malaysia and Indonesia, says the Transport Ministry.

Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong clarified that the Indonesian Consulate-General's claims on cabotage policy governing trade vessels between Malaysia and Indonesia had been inaccurate.

He said the Transport Ministry will continue to monitor the issue, while the Marine Department has been instructed to explain the matter to the Indonesian consulate-general in Sabah. "Secondly, Muhammad’s comments relate to trade 'currently done with wooden hull ships and smaller vessels' which weigh less than 15 tonnes and are therefore not subject to the cabotage policy in Malaysia which requires all vessels involved in domestic shipping to have a valid Domestic Shipping License .

Under this MOU, Malaysia recognises NCV certificates as prescribed by the central maritime administration of the respective flag state.

 

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