Haedar Akib, Lutfi Syaefullah, Hamsu Abdul Gani
The revitalization of the Silk Road as a trade route, cultural exchange, religion, science and civilization based on the “Maritime Silk Road” (MSR) is the focus of strategic studies and international relations. ASEAN countries, including Indonesia in the MSR route and the contestation of the United States and China who are fighting for dominance in the Indo-Pacific region, face challenges and opportunities. The results of this research, which uses a normative approach, show that the revitalization of the MSR may give positive impacts to China's foreign affairs for the good interaction and communication among people by economic trade. © 2021. All Rights Reserved.
Professor at Universitas Negeri Makassar, Indonesia; Member of Indonesian National Army (TNI), Navy of the Republic of Indonesia
