Joint Development of Oil Areas Off Borneo Resolves Border Dispute
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Updated By: History Editorial Network (HEN)
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Malaysia and Brunei have finally resolved a long-standing border dispute dating back to 2003 by agreeing to jointly develop two oil areas off the coast of Borneo. The dispute had hindered exploration efforts in the region for years. The agreement marks a significant milestone in the relationship between the two countries and opens up new opportunities for the development of oil resources in the area. Both Malaysia and Brunei are expected to benefit economically from the joint development of these oil fields. The resolution of the dispute is seen as a positive step towards promoting cooperation and stability in the region. This development is likely to have a lasting impact on the oil and gas industry in the area, as it paves the way for increased exploration and production activities. Overall, this agreement represents a significant breakthrough in the efforts to resolve territorial disputes and promote collaboration between neighboring countries.
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Primary Reference: Disputes - international - 2022 World Factbook Archive

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