Malaysian Maritime Forces Stage Impressive Security Demonstration in Langkawi

Langkawi Hosts Maritime Security Demonstration Showcasing Expertise of Malaysian Forces Langkawi, Malaysia – On May 23, 2025, a large-scale maritime security demonstration took place in Langkawi, attracting significant attention from both local and international audiences. The event, part of the LIMA 2025 exhibition, showcased the capabilities and coordination of various Malaysian security agencies in combating maritime crime. The demonstration involved a wide array of assets from different agencies, including the Royal Malaysian Navy (TLDM), the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA), and the Royal Malaysian Police (PDRM). The coordinated actions included simulated responses to various scenarios, such as apprehending suspects, rescuing individuals from the sea, and conducting search and rescue operations. "The LIMA 2025 demonstration was crucial in displaying the combined strength and readiness of our maritime security forces," stated Captain George Paul Thomas Rozario, TLDM, the coordinator of the demonstration. "This event provided an excellent opportunity for the public to witness firsthand the capabilities of our assets and the coordination between agencies." The demonstration, open to the public free of charge, lasted from 10 am to 5 pm. It was a significant event, not only for attracting public interest but also for demonstrating the preparedness of Malaysian forces to protect its waters. The participation of international assets from countries such as Brazil, France, Italy, Singapore, Indonesia, and the United States further emphasized the importance of international cooperation in maritime security.