Efforts at KLIA cargo centre set to make dream come true


Auspicious occasion: Liow signing a plaque as director and managing executive officer of Yusen Logistic Japan Toshiyuki Kimura (left) , executive vice-president Of Renesas Electronic Japan Manabu Kawashima ((3rd right) and Lee (right) look on at the opening ceremony of Tasco’s Kuala Lumpur Distribution centre at KLIA.

SEPANG: Malaysia is on track to become the Southeast Asian hub for air freight with ongoing efforts to spur the development of the cargo centre at the Kuala Lumpur Inter­national Airport (KLIA) here, said Transport Minister Datuk Seri Liow Tiong Lai.

One main initiative is the Digital Free Trade Zone (DFTZ) at the KLIA aeropolis, which will enable online retailers to speed up export and im­port as well as manage the supply chain at a central location.

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