As a maritime nation, Malaysia has developed its own maritime capabilities in order to safeguard its national interest over the sea especially in Exclusive economic zone (EEZ). Any activity that could threaten the strength of the economy can be regarded as betray national interests and actions must be taken to prevent it vociferously. South China Sea (SCS) is increasingly important not only in terms of defence strategy even in economic development of the country. It is used by the warships and merchant ships. This SCS is rich with natural resources such as oil and fishery. These natural resources will invite many foreign countries to come and do illegal activity in Malaysia's EEZ. Zone (EEZ) together with its impact towards Malaysian maritime security. This research was conducted to analyze the foreign activities in Malaysia's Economy Exclusive Zone (EEZ) together with its impact towards Malaysian maritime security. Where there are many foreign activities occurs in the waters of our country which indirectly affect the economy and national security. Therefore, the Security Forces should work together with the relevant agencies to safeguard the security of our country's waters from activities that could be harmful to our country's waters. This article has three objectives, namely 1) To identify foreign activities in Malaysia's EEZ; 2) To examine the impact of foreign activities to Malaysia's security. This article has used both primary and secondary data. Primary data was collected from structured interviews involving ten informants in various professional fields that are directly involved in maritime security in the Straits of Malacca. Secondary data was collected from literature reviews based on scientific publications, theses, journal articles, and online material, such as newspaper articles. Primary data was also obtained from professional respondents from abroad through electronic media such as email. The findings of this article are 1) Foreign activities in Malaysia EEZ can be divided into two types-traditional and non-traditional security issues; 2) The impact of foreign activities in EEZ is the national security of Malaysia became threated.
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Faudzi Zahari, M., & Zulkifli, N. (2021). Foreign Activities In Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) And Impact Towards Malaysia. International Journal of Scientific and Research Publications (IJSRP), 11(6), 220–233. https://doi.org/10.29322/ijsrp.11.06.2021.p11432
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