Logistics group champions education to create new talents


The Ship: Once completed, The Ship Campus in Batu Kawan, Penang will be able to accommodate over 4,000 students.

MALAYSIA has the potential to become the next Asean logistics hub, but the vision can only be realised with a strong pool of local talents to support a collective move among industry players to create a robust logistics ecosystem.

According to the World Shipping Council, Port Klang is ranked 12th in the top 50 world container ports list, handling 12.32mil twenty-foot equivalent units (TEU) of containers in 2018. Tanjung Pelepas, on the other hand, ranked 18th with 8.96mil TEUs.

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