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Oct Johor Port and PTP Hosts Port Trade Delegation from Netherlands
30 Johor Port and PTP jointly welcomed a port trade delegation from the Netherlands Embassy in Malaysia, led byJacques Werner,
Ambassador of the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. The delegation was treated to a comprehensive tour of both ports as
well as presentations from Johor Port's Project Management Office, providing an excellent platform for the sharing of knowledge and
expertise on industry practices and port management innovations. As the primary organiser, JPA also provided insights into its strategic
role in Malaysia's logistics landscape.

Oct Penang Port Welcomes Epic Berhad Oct ESG Champions of MMC Ports Visits PTP
29 Penang Port welcomed a delegation from Epic Berhad. The 17 PTP hosted a sustainability knowledge sharing session for
led by Ts. Dr. Hj Muhtar bin Suhaili, GCEO of Epic Berhad, who was ESG Champions from members of MMC Ports including Penang Port,
received by Encik Mohamad Nizam bin Ismail, Head Division Technical Northport, and Johor Port. As part of this initiative, participants were
Services, Cruise & Ferry Operations. This visit marked an important invited to participate in a port tour, allowing them to gain firsthand
milestone in fostering collaboration and synergy between PPSB and insights into each Port's operations while enhancing shared
Epic Berhad. responsibility among the ports by learning from each other's
sustainability initiatives.
Oct Visit by Samalaju Authority to PTP
22 PTP welcomed a delegation from Samalaju Port Authority Oct SME ESG Symposium Experiential & Learning Visit
and Miri Port Authority led by YBhg. Datu Chiew Chee Yau, Permanent 15 PTP welcomed sustainability-inspired SMEs for a day of
Secretary of the Ministry of Infrastructure and Port Development experiential learning. Hosted by PTP's Head of HSSES, Khairul Amalin
Sarawak. The delegation engaged in productive discussions with the Abd Rahman, PTP shared insights into its sustainability journey with
port’s management team, exploring opportunities for collaboration and the visiting delegation, highlighting its advancements in efficient and
knowledge sharing while showcasing PTP's operational excellence, sustainable digitalisation and automation initiatives. The group were
innovative initiatives, and commitment to sustainable growth. also introduced to Captain Emanuel Mujah, Malaysia's second female
marine harbour pilot, and Nurul Farhana Madani, Malaysia's first female
Oct PTP Hosts Visit by APMT Regional Leadership Team rubber-tyred gantry operator, who shared their experience, challenges
22 PTP hosted APM Terminals (APMT) Asia and Middle East and achievements to inspire the visitors.
Regional Leadership Team led by Jonathan Goldner, Chief Executive
for Asia and Middle East. With PTP being a joint venture between The visit concluded with a tour of PTP's terminal, including a special
MMC Group and APMT, the visit provided a valuable platform for both stop at its Fit-Port rehabilitation centre. Here, the group witnessed
parties to explore synergies and foster mutual learning for continuous PTP’s commitment to fostering employee well-being and a supportive
improvement, with discussions and a port tour of PTP also providing an work environment.
overview of PTP’s journey in embracing ESG, safety and digitalisation.
Oct Educational Visit by World Maritime University to PTP and
1-2 Johor Port
PTP and Johor Port brought an eye-opening experience for 16 Maritime
Law students and their lecturer from the MSc. Maritime Law & Policy
Specialisation Programme at the World Maritime University (WMU),
Malmo, Sweden with a unique and enriching experience through a
week-long field visit. Hosted by JPA, the students gained invaluable
insights and exposure on the operational, legal, and policy frameworks
which drive port activities. Through a series of overview briefings,
workshops, networking activities and interactive tours of both ports,
the students learned about each port’s diverse operations as well as
on broader topics such as the global supply chain and sustainability
considerations.
By combining theoretical knowledge with real-world experiences and
Oct Johor Port Hosts Delegation from Samalaju Port Authority practical applications, the visit prepared the students for their future
22 and Miri Port Authority roles as Maritime Legal Professionals.
Johor Port welcomed a delegation from the Samalaju Port Authority
and the Miri Port Authority. The delegation received a comprehensive
overview of the port’s notable milestones, operational performance
and its intra-Asia connectivity. This was followed by a guided tour of
the port’s facilities, including the container terminal and free trade
zone areas, showcasing Johor Port’s position as the Premier Southern
Gateway Multi-Purpose Port.