Cross-border Cooperation in the Socio-economic Malindo Cooperation Between Indonesia and Malaysia: A Case Study Of North Kalimantan And Sabah In 2022
Abstract
Sosek Malindo Cooperation is a cooperation between Indonesia and Malaysia in
the areas of socio-cultural, economic, commerce and transportation, security, and
border control. In general, this collaboration seeks to improve border communities'
welfare and quality of life that experience less attention and rely primarily on
neighboring countries. To answer how the two countries are related, cross-border
integration and cooperation approaches have been used in this research. This
research aims to describe the success of cooperative relations between the two
countries in terms of CBC aspects and a detailed understanding of cross-border
cooperation. Analysis of several factors such as the Cross-Border Intervention
Agenda, Cross-Border Governance Model, and Cross-Border Management
Framework revealed that the Sosek Malindo cooperation is effective. However, it
is important to note that this achievement has not been without its challenges.
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