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On May 11 at 18:30 hrs. (May 12 at 08:30 hrs. in Australia), Admiral (ret.) Julio Leiva, Chairman of the Advisory Council of AthenaLab, presented a view of the Chilean perspective on the Indo-Pacific at the Indo Pacific Sea Power Conference 2022 (IP22) organized by the Royal Australian Navy.
This edition of the conference addressed “Maritime Dominance in the Indo-Pacific in the 21st Century: A Common Purpose,” which included topics on geopolitics, maritime security, and the maritime ecosystem in the Indo-Pacific, the “Gray Zone,” and the importance of cooperative and collaborative regional partnerships in the Indo-Pacific.
In this context, the Chairman of the Advisory Council provided a perspective from Chile on the Indo-Pacific, the relationship with Australia, the protection of the seas, the need for alliances, and how maritime countries like Chile can utilize the oceans for their purposes.