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Littoral states to keep Malacca and Singapore straits free and open

  • Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia reaffirmed their commitment to keep the Straits of Malacca and Singapore free and open as shipping ponders consequences for other crucial waterways
  • Southeast Asia’s stable geopolitical environment has been a key driver in keeping the SOMS free and open
  • Use of Article 43 in the SOMS could be a ‘beacon’ for other waterways, especially when it is being used as a means to impose tolls, WSC says

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Conflict in Hormuz did little to dampen transits through the SOMS in the first half of the year. But a throttle in this crucial waterway could trigger a bigger impact than Hormuz on global trade

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