Held in Jakarta (9 January), Kuala Lumpur  (11 January), and Bangkok, the workshops brought together industry participants from the manufacturing, logistics, and maritime sectors - industries at the front lines of supply chain and compliance exposure.

As export control regimes tighten and enforcement becomes more sophisticated, these sessions provided timely, actionable insights to help companies navigate complex trade regulations and mitigate proliferation risks.

A Practical Approach to Compliance Risk
Led by subject matter experts from the United States and Singapore, the workshops examined real-world compliance challenges linked to the international supply of component parts, particularly in relation to the use of drones in conflict zones such as Ukraine.

Participants explored:

Through applied exercises and case discussions, the workshops emphasized the importance of early detection, due diligence, and integrated risk frameworks as part of a resilient compliance culture
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Strengthening Institutional Capacity
This series reinforced a central tenet of the Centre’s approach to risk and compliance: capability must extend beyond awareness to application. As the risk landscape becomes more fluid and jurisdictional expectations expand, organisations need to move beyond box-ticking - toward robust, proactive compliance systems that protect their operations, people, and partnerships.
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By bringing global expertise to regional industry leaders, these workshops reflect our commitment towards building real-world risk management capacity across sectors that are critical to security, trade and peace.

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