Indonesia’s entry into BRICS as a full member, alongside Thailand and Malaysia as partner countries, introduces several geopolitical shifts that could influence the shipping sector in Southeast Asia.
With Indonesia, Southeast Asia now has a significant voice within BRICS. This could lead to more tailored policies that consider the specific maritime and shipping needs of the region, potentially increasing the visibility and influence of Southeast Asian shipping interests on a global scale.
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Does Indonesia’s Entry into BRICS Bloc Reshape Shipping in Southeast Asia?
