Source record CMC Political Work Department · 2026-09-10

China Coast Guard Successfully Hosts 22nd High-Level Meeting of the Heads of Asian Coast Guard Agencies

中国海警局成功举办第22届亚洲地区海岸警备机构高官会高级别会议

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9月7日至10日，中国海警局在浙江杭州成功主办第22届亚洲地区海岸警备机构高官会高级别会议。来自韩国、新加坡、越南等23个国家（地区）的海上执法机构代表，联合国毒品和犯罪问题办公室、《亚洲地区反海盗及武装劫船合作协定》信息分享中心2个国际组织的124名代表参加会议，中央外办、外交部、自然资源部、生态环境部、交通运输部有关负责同志应邀出席。会议期间，各方围绕地区海上安全形势、预防与打击海上跨国犯罪、海上搜救协作、海洋生态环境保护、执法信息共享机制及执法能力建设等关键议题开展深入务实研讨，就下阶段合作计划达成初步共识，审议了下届会议申办国等议题，形成《第22届亚洲地区海岸警备机构高官会联合声明》，认可中国海警宣介的“海洋碳汇执法”概念及相关积极实践，并鼓励各方共同建设海上执法合作体、海上安全共同体、海洋治理综合体，以推进海洋可持续发展。与会各方一致认为，当前亚洲地区海上安全形势多元复杂，各类非传统安全挑战交织叠加，加强多边执法合作已成为维护地区海洋安全稳定、推动海洋可持续发展的必然要求和迫切需要。会议邀请北京大学、武汉大学和中国国际问题研究院等知名智库学者围绕“践行全球安全倡议”与“海洋碳汇执法”进行主题交流，宣介海洋命运共同体和四大全球倡议理念内涵和实践成果，分享中国海警海洋碳汇执法的实践经验，为现代海洋治理提供中国方案。会议最后，中国海警局向下一届会议主办方巴基斯坦海上安全局移交会旗。

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The China Coast Guard hosted the 22nd HACGAM in Hangzhou, September 7–10, drawing 124 representatives from 23 countries and regions — including South Korea, Singapore, and Vietnam — plus UNODC and ReCAAP ISC, and produced a joint statement that formally endorsed the CCG's concept of 'marine carbon sink law enforcement' (海洋碳汇执法) and called for building a 'marine governance complex' (海洋治理综合体). The meeting's agenda and invited speakers — drawn from Peking University, Wuhan University, and the China Institute of International Studies — were structured around promoting the Global Security Initiative and the Community of Shared Future for the Oceans (海洋命运共同体), embedding these frameworks in a multilateral coast guard forum that China both hosted and shaped. The framing points to a deliberate effort to use HACGAM as a venue for institutionalizing Chinese-origin governance concepts among regional maritime law enforcement agencies, though how much substantive buy-in the joint statement reflects versus diplomatic courtesy remains unclear.

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Source text. CMC Political Work Department. "中国海警局成功举办第22届亚洲地区海岸警备机构高官会高级别会议." PLA Daily (解放军报), 2026-09-10. http://www.81.cn/yw_208727/16484933.html.

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