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               their shared commitment to protect maritime and sea-lane security. The use of
               cooperative efforts rather than individual efforts is going to be the key to success
               in encountering these non-traditional challenges at sea. The solution must also
               be  found collaboratively by deepening partnerships  between all  Tri Forces,
               countries with other maritime stakeholders, regions, and finally the entire globe.

                      In this contemporary maritime domain, the mission of  the  navy has
               become more multifaceted and complex  than  ever before. Overcoming non-
               traditional threat at sea was the key stage for many dramas in the history of
               mankind. It is evident that it will remain the same in the future as well with
               growing  situations. Therefore, the concepts of maritime strategies  toward a
               collaborative approach should also progress congruently to the advance of new
               encounters at sea.
                      “Our  connection  to  the  Ocean  is  very  personal.  Our  lives,  cultures,  and
               economies are inherently shaped by the ocean as a provider and a protector. It is
               our home, our lifeline”
                                                                   Palau President Surangel Whipps Jr


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