Country PaperAFFA 20th Annual General Meeting, Bangkok.

8th-9th September 2010

In July 2010 MATRADE announced grant to promote export of Malaysia’s logistics services.

Objective: To encourage local logistics companies to venture abroad to participate in the overall global supply chain.

To promote the sector in an integrated manner; to capture global awareness on Malaysia’s capabilities in this sector.

Timely to promote this sector as it contributed about 13% to GDP.

MATRADE (Malaysian External Trade Development Corporation)

Grant

Inaugural Specialized Marketing Mission (SMM) to Yangon, 29th-31st August 2010.

40 participants from 27 companies met with Myanmar Chambers of commerce, MIFFA, Importers/Exporters and Traders.

Next SMM to Luka Koper, Slovenia and Marseille, France from 17th-26th September 2010.

2011 SMM to South America.

MATRADE

FMFF members participating in TILOG Fair.

10 Booths offered by DEP in collaboration with MATRADE (promotion of Malaysian logistics services providers).

Collaborate with MATRADE to participate in future Logistics Fairs/Exhibitions.

FMFF to take part in other trade exhibitions.

Thailand International Logistics Fair 2010.

FMFF has conducted 21 Foundation courses on Freight Forwarding, developed in collaboration with UNESCAP. 476 students attended the courses.

Presently developing the modules for FIATA Diploma in Freight Forwarding.

Aim for validation by FIATA in March 2011.

E &T report

MITI (Ministry of International Trade and Industry) has agreed in principle for FIATA Diploma in FF as the industry benchmark for professional capacity development.

One of the main Strategic initiative to drive Malaysian Freight Logistics Agenda is Human capacity development.

E & T

FMFF now in collaboration with local tertiary institution (UTAR) to conduct Certificate courses in Freight forwarding.

First course commenced on 20th September 2010 at UTAR.

In discussion with UUM, local university to conduct diploma and degree programs in Logistics.

E & T

Study commissioned by EPU (Economic Planning Unit) as blueprint for Malaysian logistics industry

Study was accepted at MLC (Malaysian Logistics Council) meeting in May 2010. 2 day Workshop was held in August 2010 to discuss the recommendations of the study by private and public sector.

Roadmap for Malaysian Logistics industry.

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MALAYSIAN FREIGHT LOGISTICS STRATEGY

Vision

Mission

Strategic Objective

To foster world class, safe, secure, reliable, cost-efficient & environment- friendly Freight Logistics system to support the

country’s economic growth & development.

To improve logistics services level throughout the global supply chain by adding value through promoting higher customer

service at lower service cost.

Firm Level

Industry Level

Economy

Ensure changes & improvements are customer - centric

Enhance industry competitiveness and foster industry linkages.

To foster world-class, safe, secure, reliable, cost efficient & environment- friendly Freight Logistics system to support the country’s

economic & development.

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ROADMAP : Freight Logistics

Malaysian Freight Logistics Agenda

6 Strategic Initiatives

30 Action Agendas

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MALAYSIAN FREIGHT LOGISTICS AGENDA

SI 1 SI 2 SI 3 SI 4 SI 5 SI 6

ImprovingTransport

Infra-Structure

& Services

AdoptingIndustry

BestPractices

&Bench-

marking

FosteringHumanCapital

Develop-ment &

CapacityBuilding

Sustain-ability,

SecurityAnd

Environ-ment

PervasiveApplicationof IT and

Info-structure

Improving Institutiona

l&

RegulatoryFramework

S T R A T E G I C I N I T I A T I V E S

Deposit and Letter of Indemnity. Required by SL from Forwarding Agents.

FMFF’s stand in principle is that shippers and consignees who are the contractual parties in B/L should issue LOI or give deposits.

Some SLs have ceased demand for deposit/LOI from FA; only from named consignees and shippers.

FMFF/SFFLA negotiating with individual SLs to follow same example.

Shipping Lines issues

For air cargo, tonnage handled at KLIA in 2009 was 84,352 for import, export and transshipment.

For Jan-August 2010, total tonnage for import, export and transshipment was at 85,800.

Air cargo volume

Total container throughput in 2009 was 16,040,142 TEUs.

Port Klang handled 7,309,779 teus, ranking 13th in container volume handled. Expected to handle 8.2 m. TEUs in 2010.

PTP handled 6,016,451 TEUs in 2009 and was ranked 17th in terms of container volume.

Malaysian Ports’ throughput

Penang - 958,476 TEUs Johor Port- 844,856 TEUs Bintulu - 248.390 TEUs Sepangar - 188,642 TEUs Kuching - 161,091 TEUs

Statistics of other main Ports(2009)

FMFF has signed MOU with Aktiv AG on new liability insurance for its members.

Roadshow on the Insurance scheme planned for members from other States, commencing October 2010 in Selangor.

Several members have opted for the new scheme already.

Liability Insurance

Thank youFMFF

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