Authors :
Annisa Mutia Pranita; Budiman Djoko Said; Panji Suwarno
Volume/Issue :
Volume 7 - 2022, Issue 1 - January
Google Scholar :
http://bitly.ws/gu88
Scribd :
https://bit.ly/3Gc16ko
DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5939378
Abstract :
Indonesia is part of the Tokyo MoU and for
the first time in history, managed to get the Tokyo MoU
white list in 2021. Indonesia's steps to improve the
performance of Indonesian-flagged ships and get the
Tokyo MoU white list have been seen in the past 3 years.
Therefore, there is a view that Indonesia's success in
implementing the Tokyo MoU rules through increased
supervision and inspection on Indonesian-flagged ships
that will sail abroad reflects Indonesia's performance in
realizing the vision of the Global Maritime Fulcrum
(GMF) which has been designed since 2014. Researchers
are interested in proving that there is a link between
Indonesia's inclusion on Tokyo MoU’s white list and a
reflection of Indonesia's vision as a GMF. This research
uses a descriptive qualitative research design, and the
data was collected through library research and depth
interviews. The results shows that the position of
Indonesia in International Maritime Community more
became powerful, because Indonesia is being able to
ensure the standards of international convention, and
this becomes an advantage and stigmatizes or weakens
the competitiveness of Indonesian ports. This position
also shown that there is a relation between Indonesian
performance on Tokyo MoU’s white list with
Indonesia’s vision as a GMF.
Keywords :
Global Maritime Fulcrum, Tokyo MoU’s white list, Flag state performances.
Indonesia is part of the Tokyo MoU and for
the first time in history, managed to get the Tokyo MoU
white list in 2021. Indonesia's steps to improve the
performance of Indonesian-flagged ships and get the
Tokyo MoU white list have been seen in the past 3 years.
Therefore, there is a view that Indonesia's success in
implementing the Tokyo MoU rules through increased
supervision and inspection on Indonesian-flagged ships
that will sail abroad reflects Indonesia's performance in
realizing the vision of the Global Maritime Fulcrum
(GMF) which has been designed since 2014. Researchers
are interested in proving that there is a link between
Indonesia's inclusion on Tokyo MoU’s white list and a
reflection of Indonesia's vision as a GMF. This research
uses a descriptive qualitative research design, and the
data was collected through library research and depth
interviews. The results shows that the position of
Indonesia in International Maritime Community more
became powerful, because Indonesia is being able to
ensure the standards of international convention, and
this becomes an advantage and stigmatizes or weakens
the competitiveness of Indonesian ports. This position
also shown that there is a relation between Indonesian
performance on Tokyo MoU’s white list with
Indonesia’s vision as a GMF.
Keywords :
Global Maritime Fulcrum, Tokyo MoU’s white list, Flag state performances.
