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China, Indonesia to hold exercise east of Taiwan island in mid-August, first such drill carries ‘great significance’_我的网站

一 | 수산과학2관 전경. 국립부경대 제공국립부경대학교(총장 배상훈)가 대학의 전통적인 기초학문 분야인 수산과학의 첨단 교육·연구 경쟁력을 한 단계 높일 수산과학2관을 준공했다. 국립부경대는 25일 오후 수산과학2관 1층 로비에서 이 건물 준공식을 개최했다. 수산과학2관은 기존 수산과학관을 비롯해 캠퍼스 내 건물에 분산돼 있던 수산 계열 학과를 한곳에 집적해 수업과 실험·실습에 필요한 학생들의 이동 동선을 줄이고 학습 효율을 높이는 동시에 교육·연구 공간의 활용성과 효율성을 높이기 위해 건립됐다. 수산과학2관은 약 380억 원의 총사업비가 투입돼 지하 1층, 지상 14층, 연면적 1만 7410㎡(약 5267평) 규모로 완공됐다. 2024년 11월 착공해 약 600일간의 공사를 거쳐 지난 7월 완공 후 이날 준공식을 했다. 이 건물은 국립부경대의 전통적인 기초학문 분야인 수산과학을 위한 교육·연구 인프라를 고도화하기 위한 시설이다. 수산과학2관에는 강의와 실험·실습을 위한 교육 공간은 물론 연구실과 행정 공간, 학생들을 위한 휴게·학습공간 등을 함께 조성해 교육과 연구, 학생복지가 유기적으로 연결되는 수산과학 분야의 복합 시설로 구축됐다. 건물에는 수산과학대학 연구실과 강의실, 실험실, 행정실을 비롯해, 2층 커뮤니티 라운지와 3층부터 13층까지 각 층 엘리베이터 전면에 학생 휴게 및 스터디 공간을 마련하는 등 학생 친화적인 교육 환경을 조성했다. 최상층인 14층에는 각종 학회와 세미나, 단과대학 행사 등을 개최할 수 있는 스카이라운지를 조성했고, 330kW 규모의 태양광 발전설비 등 친환경·에너지 효율을 고려한 시설도 갖췄다. 국립부경대는 수산과학2관 준공을 기념해 이날 오전 학술연구세미나를 여는 등 안전하고 쾌적한 캠퍼스 시설을 조성·관리를 통해 대학의 교육과 연구 경쟁력을 지속적으로 높여나갈 계획이다.。

China's naval ship Honghe Photo: China's Ministry of National DefenseChina's Ministry of National Defense said on Tuesday that Chinese and Indonesian naval vessels will conduct a navigation exercise in waters east of Taiwan island in mid-August. It will be the first time the Chinese and a foreign navy have conducted an exercise in the waters, as a Chinese military affairs expert told the Global Times on Tuesday that the exercise carries great significance, demonstrating China's sovereign rights and jurisdiction over the exclusive economic zone east of Taiwan island.
In mid-August, China's naval ship Honghe will conduct a navigation exercise with an Indonesian Navy ship east of Taiwan island. The drill will focus on subjects including communication drills and underway replenishment. It aims to boost the two navies' capacity for joint operations, deepen practical bilateral cooperation and jointly safeguard regional peace and stability, according to China's Ministry of National Defense on Tuesday.
China and Indonesia have held joint exercises on several occasions. From late November to early December, the two countries held a joint humanitarian assistance and disaster relief exercise, involving forces from the Chinese and Indonesian armed forces' land, naval and air services.
The upcoming exercise by the Chinese and Indonesian navies in waters east of Taiwan Island will be the first naval exercise between China and a foreign country in those waters, making it "highly significant," military affairs expert Zhang Junshe told the Global Times on Tuesday.
Zhang said the move is intended to clearly convey China's position to the outside world: "China has sovereign rights and jurisdiction over the exclusive economic zone east of Taiwan Island."
"Inviting foreign naval vessels to conduct training in waters under China's own jurisdiction is normal and reasonable. The act also demonstrates that China has sovereign rights and jurisdiction over these waters. The relevant scope of China's sovereignty and maritime rights and interests includes the territorial waters east of Taiwan island, as well as the exclusive economic zone and continental shelf," Zhang said.
Previously, the PLA Eastern Theater Command conducted joint exercises codenamed "Justice Mission 2025" in the Taiwan Straits, and in waters to the north, southwest, southeast, and east of the island. The exercises highlight the PLA's sacred mission to firmly safeguard national sovereignty and territorial integrity, protect the fundamental interests, security and well-being of the 1.4 billion Chinese people, including Taiwan compatriots, oppose "Taiwan independence" separatist forces, and oppose interference by external forces.
Since June this year, China Coast Guard vessels have conducted regular law-enforcement patrols in waters east of Taiwan island, with the aim of exercising jurisdiction in accordance with the law and safeguarding China's territorial sovereignty and maritime rights and interests.
These actions were necessary in response to the unilateral decision by Japan and the Philippines to announce the launch of boundary negotiations concerning waters east of Taiwan island, which seriously infringes upon China's territorial sovereignty and maritime rights and interests.
Zhang said the joint naval exercise by China and Indonesia in these waters will further expand China's "toolbox" for safeguarding national sovereignty and maritime rights and interests. "It fully demonstrates that China has both the capability and firm resolve to uphold its maritime rights and interests through routine practical maritime actions, and to demonstrate its sovereign rights and jurisdiction in relevant waters east of Taiwan island."
This will be the second instance of maritime cooperation between China and Indonesia this month and another example of the increasingly substantive military-to-military relationship between the two countries.
A Chinese PLA Navy's task group, comprising the training ship Qijiguang (Hull 83) and amphibious dock landing ship Kunlunshan (Hull 998), which is carrying out the far seas internship training and visit mission, arrived at Tanjung Perak Port in Surabaya, Indonesia, on August 2, for a four-day goodwill visit, according to China Military Online.
"In recent years, the navies of China and Indonesia have continuously expanded cooperation including joint drills and reciprocal ship visits, advancing bilateral military to military ties in breadth and depth," Jiang Bin, a spokesperson for the Ministry of National Defense, stated at the regular press conference on July 30.
Zhang said the series of maritime exchanges between China and Indonesia not only represents a concrete implementation of the consensus on building a China-Indonesia community with a shared future, but also further strengthens strategic mutual trust between the two militaries.
Such cooperation, he said, will help enhance the two sides' ability to jointly respond to maritime risks and challenges, inject positive momentum into maintaining order in surrounding waters and promoting regional maritime security and stability, and set a useful example for equal and mutually beneficial maritime defense exchanges among countries in the region.
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