日本外相茂木敏充（右）周二在外务省举行的仪式上与马来西亚国防部长莫哈末·哈立德·诺丁握手。 | 共同社 共同社 2026年10月21日 日本政府宣布了一项计划，将在其政府安全援助（OSA）框架下向马来西亚海军提供反无人机系统，以向志同道合的国家无偿提供防卫装备。
Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi (right) shakes hands with Malaysian Defense Minister Mohamed Khaled bin Nordin at ag ceremony at the Foreign Ministry on Tuesday. | JIJI Jiji Oct 21, 2026 The Japanese government has announced a plan to provide Malaysia’s navy with a counterdrone system under its official security assistance (OSA) framework to provide defense equipment free of charge to like-minded countries.
根据周二宣布的计划，政府将斥资16.5亿日元用于该系统，这标志着日本第三次向马来西亚提供OSA援助。
Under the plan, announced Tuesday, the government will spend ¥1.65 billion on the system, marking its third provision of OSA to Malaysia.
外相茂木敏充与马来西亚国防部长莫哈末·哈立德·诺丁在东京外务省签署并互换了最新OSA协议的换文。
Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi and Malaysian Defense Minister Mohamed Khaled bin Nordin signed and exchanged notes for the latest OSA deal at the Foreign Ministry in Tokyo.
马来西亚面临马六甲海峡和南海，位于对日本至关重要的海上航线的战略要冲。通过此次新援助，日本旨在提升马来西亚海军的监视能力，并加强双方在海上安全领域的合作。
Malaysia, facing the Strait of Malacca and the South China Sea, occupies a strategically important position along sea lanes vital to Japan. Through the fresh assistance, Japan aims to enhance the surveillance capabilities of the navy and strengthen its cooperation with Malaysia in maritime security.