22
Feb
2022
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Transport is the lifeblood of any economy and nation as the movement of goods and people is essential for economic growth. In Malaysia, the transport sector is gearing up for recovery.
Increasingly we see a shift towards multi-modal transport integrating road, rail, sea, and air transport with seamless logistics. Technology will be a major success factor and game changer for multi-modal transport and logistics.
The 12th Malaysia Plan has also provided for expansion of ports and airports as well as roads, highways, and railways. The construction of Kuala Lumpur’s MRT3 will be another game changer in the urban transport landscape. Vast allocations and plans for building transport infrastructure will spur growth in construction and infrastructure development.
This Summit will highlight the Government’s Plans for the transport sector in particular urban transport, road, rail, sea, and air transport. It will also prioritise sustainable transport to build a sustainable future. This Summit will also bring together senior government officials, business leaders,
entrepreneurs, financiers, consultants, and transport operators to be updated on the trends, challenges, and opportunities in the Malaysian Transport Sector. The Summit will enable participants to feel the pulse of transport development in the country. it will also provide useful networking opportunities for those interested or involved in the transport sector.
Speaker
Opening Ceremony
Session 1: Rail Transport - The Game Changer in Malaysian Transport
Malaysia has made vast investments in improving and enhancing rail transport. The East Coast Rail Link (ECRL) is now underway. Unban transport in Kuala Lumpur has been improved with the Light Rail Transits (LRT) and Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) 1 and 2, The MRT3 tender is expected to be called by the end of the year or early next year. KTM has also improved its services from Kuala Lumpur to Perlis. The Gemas - Johor Bahru Link will also enhance railways connectivity in the South whilst the Johor Bahru- Singapore Rapid Transit System (RTS) will be another game changer. What are the challenges and opportunities in rail transport?
Session 2: Shipping, Ports and Logistics - Enhancing Maritime Transport and Supply Chain Connections
As a maritime nation, shipping and maritime transport is important and essential to Malaysia. In this regard, Ports is a key success factor in Malaysia’s maritime and shipping strategy. The development of ports in Malaysia is a key driver for expansion of shipping. The expansion of Penang Port, Westport Northport in Port Kelang, Kuantan Port, Bintulu Port and ports in Johor will drive the growth of shipping and maritime transport in Malaysia? What are the future trends, challenges and opportunities? What are the strategies for Malaysian logistic companies to be competitive and resilient in the new economy?
Closing Ceremony
programme
8.15 am
Arrival and Registration of Participants
9.20 am
Welcome Speech by Tan Sri Michael Yeoh, President, KSI Strategic Institute for Asia Pacific
9.30 am
Oepning Keynote Address by YB Dato Henry Sum Agong, Deputy Minister of Transport, Malaysia
9.55 am
Presentation of Mementoes & Photography
10.00 am
Morning Refreshments
10.30 am
Session 1: Rail Transport - The Game Changer in Malaysian Transport
Malaysia has made vast investments in improving and enhancing rail transport. The East Coast Rail Link (ECRL) is now underway. Unban transport in Kuala Lumpur has been improved with the Light Rail Transits (LRT) and Mass RapidTransit (MRT) 1 and 2, The MRT3 tender is expected to be called by the end of the year or early next year. KTM has also improved its services from Kuala Lumpur to Perlis. The Gemas - Johor Bahru Link will also enhance railways connectivity in the South whilst the Johor Bahru- Singapore Rapid Transit System (RTS) will be another game changer. What are the challenges and opportunities in rail transport?