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
7 Malaysian vessels transiting Strait of Hormuz in stages: PM Anwar
KUALA LUMPUR, April 10 (Xinhua) -- Seven Malaysian-owned vessels previously stranded in the Strait of Hormuz are making the journey away from the waterway in stages, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said on Friday. One is on its way to its destination, and six others have...
Anwar: War pushing up freight and insurance costs, but Malaysia remains resilient
KUALA LUMPUR, April 9 — Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim today warned that global conflict is driving up shipping and insurance costs, even as Malaysia’s economy continues to outperform expectations and remains relatively stable compared with its neighbours. In...
Anwar urges Malaysians to brace for higher costs, says global energy recovery could take up to 5 years
Malaysia Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim on Thursday (April 9) urged Malaysians to brace for rising costs amid energy shortages as the Middle East conflict drags on into its sixth week. Addressing civil servants at the Malaysia Ministry of Transport, Anwar pointed...