“Apart from delimiting the maritime border, negotiations to discuss Singapore’s unilateral development plan in Batu Puteh have also been initiated by both countries,” he said.
Singapore’s government has agreed to temporarily suspend development plans and reclamation activities on an island that had been in dispute with Malaysia, according to Malaysia’s Deputy Foreign Minister Mohamad Alamin.
Mohamad told parliament that Singapore has no right to continue its activities on the island until both countries have finalised their maritime borders.
