News and Activities
We want to keep our members connected with each other and connected to the world by providing activities and news around the world
Activities
Through different activities, we believe we can build a stronger community and form closer bonds in the industry. We are committed to increase industry's standards by organizing events and trainings for members.
SPORTS
Strive to organize sporting events and games to promote healthy lifestyle.
TRAININGS
As one of the main pillars in our aim to upgrade the industry’s standards, we strive to continuously provide and organize relevant courses for the benefit of staff competency.
EVENTS
A great way to promote networking amongst members and make connections through organizing and participation of impactful events
MEETINGS
As part of our responsibility, we often meet with relevant Government Agencies and Ports to mitigate related issues. This has enabled JPSFA to strengthen ties and maintain good rapport with all stakeholders.
News
ECRL fares to be set after study, says Loke as project hits 90.8pc completion
KOTA BHARU, 29 Jan — Fares for the East Coast Rail Link (ECRL) will be set based on a comprehensive study conducted by the Land Public Transport Agency (APAD) and are subject to approval by the relevant authorities, said Transport Minister Anthony Loke. He said the...
Singapore: A key business hub for scaling across Asia’s fast-growing markets
With its world-class infrastructure, stable political environment, and pro-business ecosystem, Singapore is a key springboard for companies looking to scale across Asia’s fast-growing markets. Experts from RSM share why and how Singapore stands out, and how...
From suspension to revocation: Transport agency grounds 100 Lian Gang lorries after logistics firm keeps rolling them out
KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 30 — The Land Public Transport Agency (APAD) has revoked the permits of 100 lorries owned by Lian Gang Logistics Sdn Bhd after they were found to be operating despite their licences being suspended. APAD said in a statement today that the lorries...