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Aug 13, 2026



Makati City - Government officials, maritime security practitioners, legal and policy experts, and members of the academe convened in Makati City on August 13, 2026, for β€œBuilding Resilience through Collaborations: Security of Critical Maritime Infrastructures.

The forum addressed evolving threats to critical maritime infrastructure and examined institutional mechanisms for inter-agency coordination, infrastructure protection, operational resilience, and continuity. Discussions emphasized the importance of coordinated policies, clearly defined responsibilities, and sustained cooperation among relevant government agencies and maritime stakeholders in protecting assets essential to national security, economic activity, and maritime connectivity.

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Experts also discussed strategic, legal, and policy considerations affecting the protection of maritime infrastructure amid an increasingly complex security environment.

Philippine Coast Guard Commandant ADM Ronnie Gil L. Gavan PCG delivered the keynote address, reinforcing the importance of institutional collaboration and a coordinated national approach to strengthening maritime security and resilience.