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More Than a Cover: A Declaration of the Philippines’ Maritime Future

More Than a Cover: A Declaration of the Philippines’ Maritime Future

by VADM Joseph Coyme PCG (Ret.), Ph.D. | Jun 29, 2026 | Articles

Launching the PASLCI First Founding Anniversary Magazine In September 2026, as the Philippine Archipelagic Sea Lanes Center, Inc. (PASLCI) celebrates its First Founding Anniversary, the organization will proudly unveil its inaugural commemorative...
FROM GROWTH TO MATURITY: THE NEXT STEP IN THE EVOLUTION OF THE PHILIPPINE COAST GUARD

FROM GROWTH TO MATURITY: THE NEXT STEP IN THE EVOLUTION OF THE PHILIPPINE COAST GUARD

by VADM Joseph Coyme PCG (Ret.), Ph.D. | Jun 17, 2026 | Articles

Strengthening Governance, Professionalization, and Administrative Oversight in the Era of Maritime Security Tensions By VADM Joseph M. Coyme, PCG (Ret.) Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this article are solely those of the author and do not necessarily...
Smarter Decisions, Safer Voyages

Smarter Decisions, Safer Voyages

by VADM Joseph Coyme PCG (Ret.), Ph.D. | Jun 6, 2026 | Articles

How Ocean Monitoring Buoys Could Transform Sea Travel in the Philippines For millions of Filipinos, traveling by sea is not a choice—it is a necessity. Every day, ferries, Roll-on/Roll-off (RoRo) vessels, cargo ships, and motorized boats transport passengers, food,...
Securing the Future of Philippine Maritime Governance

Securing the Future of Philippine Maritime Governance

by VADM Joseph Coyme PCG (Ret.), Ph.D. | May 22, 2026 | Articles

Why the Philippines Needs a Sustainable Maritime Resilience Financing Policy As one of the world’s largest archipelagic nations, the Philippines occupies a strategically vital position at the center of major international maritime routes connecting the...
Institutionalizing Philippine Archipelagic Sea Lanes for Maritime Safety, National Resilience, and Regional Stability

Institutionalizing Philippine Archipelagic Sea Lanes for Maritime Safety, National Resilience, and Regional Stability

by VADM Joseph Coyme PCG (Ret.), Ph.D. | May 13, 2026 | Articles

As one of the world’s largest archipelagic nations, the Philippines is fundamentally shaped by the sea. With more than 7,600 islands interconnected by extensive maritime corridors, the country relies heavily on safe, secure, and efficiently managed waters for...
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PASL CENTER is a non-government organization established as a strategic response to the landmark enactment of Republic Act No. 12064 (Philippine Maritime Zones Act) and Republic Act No. 12065 (Philippine Archipelagic Sea Lanes Act).