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Site Visit (Scoping Assessment) Kampung Paya Lebar, Sungai Linggi, Melaka
MARITIME INSTITUTE OF MALAYSIA
OFFICIAL PORTAL
Virtual Professional Dialogue on Assessment: Effectiveness of the Cabotage Policy Liberalisation in East Malaysia & Issues and Prospects of Bunkering Industry in Malaysia: A Preliminary Study
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Townhall Meeting Session with Chairman MIMA
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Courtesy call By Ms. Candice lin,Deputy Director, Taipei Economic and Cultural Office
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MIMA Board Meeting, Putrajaya
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Discussion on Cabotage Policy and Bunkering Industry
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Courtesy Call Malaysian Institute of Defence and Security (MIDAS)
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Keeping at par with international best practices on mangroves conservation
In conjunction with the celebration of the International Day for the Conservation of the Mangroves Ecosystem on 26 July, this piece calls for enhanced mangroves conservation at the national and local levels focusing on it as a nature-based solution to address adverse environmental, societal and climatic challenges. Malaysian shoreline is rich with mangroves ecosystem, […]
COVID-19: In Search of Solutions for Maritime Supply Chains
Chin Yim Leng DOWNLOAD PDF Abstract 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 […]
Impact of US-China Trade Tensions, the Coronavirus, and the Plunge of Oil Prices on the Malaysian Maritime Transportation Industry
Ang Chin Hup DOWNLOAD PDF Abstract Malaysia’s maritime transportation industry has seen growth from the benefits of the nation’s strategic location, well-developed infrastructure, and buoyant economy. Recently, this growth has lost its momentum since it became affected by the US and China trade tensions, the Coronavirus pandemic, and the plunge in oil prices. The trade […]