ARMAC and Humanity & Inclusion (HI) Formalize Strategic Cooperation to Advance Humanitarian Mine Action in ASEAN
ASEAN REGIONAL MINE ACTION CENTER
20
Feb
ARMAC was pleased to welcome representatives from Humanity & Inclusion (HI)
ARMAC was pleased to welcome representatives from Humanity & Inclusion (HI), led by Mr. Gilles Nouzies, Regional Director for Southeast Asia, and Mr. Rajib Dakua, Country Manager.
The meeting provided a valuable opportunity to exchange perspectives on regional mine action priorities, victim assistance, and strengthening cooperation in support of nationally owned systems across ASEAN Member States.
ARMAC appreciates HI’s continued commitment to humanitarian action and looks forward to further collaboration in advancing inclusive, sustainable, and community-centered approaches to addressing the impact of explosive ordnance in the region.
09
Feb
The ASEAN Regional Mine Action Center (ARMAC) warmly congratulates the Philippines on assuming the Chairpersonship of the ARMAC Steering Committee for 2026
The ASEAN Regional Mine Action Center (ARMAC) warmly congratulates the Philippines on assuming the Chairpersonship of the ARMAC Steering Committee for 2026.
We look forward to working closely under the Philippines’ leadership—guided by ASEAN’s principles of unity, consultation, and consensus—as we advance our collective efforts to address the humanitarian impact of landmines and explosive remnants of war across the region.
ARMAC also welcomes Malaysia and Singapore as Vice-Chairs of the Steering Committee. Their continued support, experience, and steady guidance will be vital to ensuring effective coordination and progress in the year ahead.
Together, under this collaborative leadership, ARMAC reaffirms its commitment to strengthening regional cooperation, enhancing capacity development, and supporting ASEAN Member States in building a safer, more resilient, and people-centred ASEAN.
09
Feb
ARMAC had the pleasure of meeting with the Canadian delegation
ARMAC had the pleasure of meeting with the Canadian delegation to exchange views on humanitarian mine action and future areas of engagement.
We appreciated the discussion with Ms. Joanie Boulay, Project Lead on Conventional Weapons at Global Affairs Canada, and Ms. Lauren Roy, Second Secretary and Vice-Consul at the Embassy of Canada.
We are grateful for Canada’s longstanding commitment to humanitarian mine action and its continued support for ARMAC’s regional mandate and affected communities. We look forward to continued dialogue and cooperation ahead.
09
Feb
ARMAC was honoured to welcome the New Zealand Embassy
ARMAC was honoured to welcome the New Zealand Embassy delegation to the ARMAC Permanent Secretariat.
We appreciated the opportunity to discuss ARMAC’s initiatives and the way forward, and to exchange views on strengthening our cooperation. We extend our sincere thanks to Ms. Dana Avram and Ms. Natthanun Patcharapunchai for their engagement and constructive dialogue.
New Zealand’s continued support has been deeply valued throughout our journey, and we look forward to further strengthening our partnership in support of humanitarian mine action and affected communities across the region.
06
Feb
Productive discussion with APOPO
Productive discussion with APOPO, exchanging views on humanitarian mine action, capacity building, innovation, and opportunities for collaboration in the ASEAN region.
We appreciate the open dialogue and shared commitment to supporting affected communities and strengthening mine action efforts. We look forward to continued engagement.
04
Feb
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