Opening Event for 2021: Agreement Signing Ceremony with UTM
MIMA entered into a collaboration with Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM), on “The Development of Maritime Malaysia Analytical Dashboard: Malaysia as...
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'The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic has had a remarkable impact on maritime supply chains. Since its first case in the capital of China’s Hubei province, Wuhan, Chinese seaborne trading activities were greatly affected – reports of weakening manufacturing confidence, decreasing demand for non-essential goods worldwide, and reduced workforce has surfaced since the massive transmission of COVID-19 in January 2020.'
A Seaview by one of our researchers, Chin Yim Leng (Centre for Maritime Economics and Industries (MEI)). https://www.mima.gov.my/sea-views/mei/covid-19-in-search-of-solutions-for-maritime-supply-chains
Let’s adhere to the SOP to curb the spread of COVID-19. MIMA will continue its research within the limitation of the MCO. Please contact us through our website, www.mima.gov.my and social media. #staysafe
Farewell to one of our researchers from the Centre of Ocean Law & Policy (OLAP), Muhammad Rozif Roslan. Thank you for all your contributions to MIMA. Good luck with your future endeavours. Keep in touch! #staff #farewell
A good start for 2021, MIMA collaborates with Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) on the project: The Development of Maritime Malaysia Analytical Dashboard: Malaysia as a Maritime Nation.
The project began in December 2020 and targets completion in April 2021, as ongoing research. In the early years, Malaysia was known as "Negara Samudera", hence as a policy research institute, MIMA takes the initiative to assist our country with Big Data related to the maritime industry, improve the sector, and benefit from it. With expertise from both MIMA and UTM, the outcome will be terrific.
Hopefully, with the enthusiasm and energy from both institutions regarding the maritime sector, coupled with the right culture, we will produce quality results. #collaboration #MaritimeNation
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In welcoming 2021, there has been a lot of lessons learnt in 2020. The nation has fought against the COVID-19 since the beginning of the year, but the battle is far from over as we draw the final curtain down in 2020. We still have to fight it to the end.
Recalling among the activities carried out by MIMA throughout the year. We hope the year 2021 will be great for all of us. Wishing all Happy New Year! #freshstart #staysafe #newyear
30th Dec: MIMA was invited to share perspectives on Marine Spatial Planning (MSP) by the School of Maritime Law, Policy and Administration of the Gujarat Maritime University (GMU).
The forum involved mainly GMU’s masters students and faculty members, and focused on challenges and way forward on effective implementation of MSP.
The COVID-19 has impacted our maritime sector in every area. Many initiatives have been imposed to help the industry to pick up the pace back. Our researcher, Nurfatin Wahida Puspa wrote an article on how the maritime industry should explore more in technology to survive in an unprecedented situation. Article in BH newspaper today. #COVID19 #maritime #ports #Technology
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