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Indonesia, Malaysia strive to reach agreement on disputed offshore oil blocks

Indonesia, Malaysia strive to reach agreement on disputed offshore oil blocks

by Offshore Reporter | Aug 12, 2025 | Offshore

Indonesia will continue diplomatic talks with Malaysia over the oil-rich blocks in disputed waters instead of pursuing legal action, according to a senior official.

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Indonesia, Malaysia strive to reach agreement on disputed offshore oil blocks

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