RECAP ICMLP 2024
ICMLP 2024
- 3 - 5 September 2024
- Putrajaya International Convention Centre
The International Conference on Maritime Logistics and Ports (ICMLP) 2024 was successfully launched on Tuesday, September 3, 2024, by Ms. Evaa Oskam, the Deputy Ambassador of the Netherlands to Malaysia. Organized by Netherlands Maritime University College in collaboration with معهد تدريب الموانئ فرع بورسعيد pti -ports training institute ( PTI ) , STC Foundation For Ports And Logistics Training in Rotterdam and MyIskandar Sdn Bhd, this prestigious event was sponsored by المنطقة الحرة بمصراتة Misurata Free Zone and TLP Terminal.
The first day of the conference saw the signing of several significant Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs), both physically and virtually, between Netherlands Maritime University College and esteemed partners including LATUS Business Solutions Australia , Bumijaya Salvage Engineering , Benchmark Straits Pilotage , Tanjung Langsat Port Terminal, Offman 24/7 Response from the Netherlands, John B. Lacson Colleges Foundation – Bacolod, and Jordan Academy for Maritime Studies.
We extend our deepest gratitude to our distinguished speakers, presenters, moderators, and participants who contributed to the success of this three-day event.
We also want to specially acknowledge our dedicated exhibitors— Orkim Sdn Bhd, Global Eagle Engineering , المنطقة الحرة بمصراتة Misurata Free Zone, Bank Islam Berhad , AffinMy, ELMU University , The Chartered Institute Of Logistics Transport Malaysia , Northport (Malaysia) Bhd , Netherlands Maritime University College and TLP Terminal —whose unwavering support was integral to the conference’s success.
ICMLP 2024 Essentials
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Welcoming remarks by partners
Be part of our event and enjoy heartfelt welcome messages from the top leaders of our valued partners.
Prof. Dato’ Sri Dr. Captain Razali Yaacob
FOUNDER / EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN
Netherlands Maritime University College (NMUC)
Ladies and Gentlemen,
On behalf of the Netherlands Maritime University College, and my enchanting country Malaysia; I would like to welcome you to the International Conference on Maritime Logistics and Ports! We are thrilled to host you in this vibrant gathering of industry leaders, scholars, policymakers, and professionals from across the globe. This iconic conference stands as a beacon for innovation, collaboration, and the advancement of knowledge and best practices in maritime logistics, port management and systems evolution.
Maritime logistics and ports are the lifeblood of global trade, driving economic growth and connecting markets. As we navigate through an era marked by rapid technological advancements and evolving geopolitical landscapes, the significance of efficient, sustainable, and resilient maritime logistics cannot be overstated. This international conference provides a unique platform and conduit, for addressing the challenges and interesting remarkable opportunities that lie ahead.
During this international symposium, we will explore wide array of germane topics, including advancements in port infrastructure, digital transformation and the artificial intelligence in logistics, sustainability practices, maritime law and enforcement, human capital development and the implications of global trade policies. Our diverse line-up of speakers and presenters, each a luminary in their field, will share insights and experiences that promise to inspire and stimulate.
We encourage you, to take full advantage of the networking and problem-solving opportunities available. Engage in discussions, forge new partnerships, and explore collaborative resolutions to common challenges. Your dynamic participation is key to the success and accomplishment of this conference and the progress of our industry.
As we gather at this international conference, we also take a moment to acknowledge the resilience of the maritime sector in the face of unprecedented challenges posed by the global uncertainties. Your commitment and adaptability have kept the wheels of trade turning, ensuring the flow of essential goods worldwide.
I resolutely believe that this conference will be a rewarding, elevating and enriching experience for all. My gratitude for being here to strengthen and value-add the essential network.
Let’s chart a pragmatic course for a brighter, more connected and seamless future together.
With best regards,
Prof. Dato’ Sri Dr. Capt. Razali Bin Yaacob
Executive Chairman
Netherlands Maritime University College
Albert
Bos
DIRECTOR
STC Next
International
“South-East Asia is characterized by significant economic development. Well-connected ports in both the foreland and hinterland are crucial for its success. About 80% of worldwide trade is done via maritime transport. Countries in the ASEAN region recognize this and pay attention to the developments in the sector. Malaysia is no exception in this. The developments in the maritime, port and logistics sector need to focus on sustainable development, focusing on economic, environmental, and social benefits. For maritime, port and logistics developments, the human capital plays an important role. Without people working in the industry with the right skills and knowledge, one will not reach the full potential. Therefore, international conferences such as this one are important for further knowledge enhancement on these topics. But such conferences also play an important role in establishing stakeholder relationships. STC Next is encouraging these efforts and is therefore pleased to contribute to this international conference organized by NMUC. STC Next would like to thank NMUC for the organization and is confident that this conference will have an impact, not only in Malaysia, but for the whole ASEAN region.
Prof. Ismail
Abdel Ghafar Farag
PRESIDENT
Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport (AASTMT)
Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh
Ladies and gentlemen, honored guests and speakers,
I am pleased to welcome you to the first edition of the International Conference on Maritime Logistics and Ports (ICMLP), organized by the Netherlands Maritime University College , STC Next – Rotterdam, in cooperation with the Arab Academy for Science, Technology, and Maritime Transport, represented by the Port Training Institute. This event marks the beginning of cooperation between these prestigious institutions in organizing international conferences, and being proactive market leaders in our diverse regions. This conference is part of emphasizing the importance of the maritime industry and the need for integration between global ports in light of the changes, developments and risks threatening international shipping.
Dear guests,
The Arab Academy is one of the most prestigious educational institutions in Egypt and the Arab region with over fifty years of experience in the fields of education, training, research and maritime consultancy. It is also one of the specialized organizations of the League of Arab States. In addition, the Academy has signed numerous cooperation protocols with international educational institutions, involving nearly 30 institutions in Europe, Asia, the United States and many other countries.
The Port Training Institute (PTI) and the Maritime Research & Consultation Center (MRCC), which I have the privilege of heading, are two specialized technical institutions of the Arab Academy that deal with the training and qualification of maritime professionals and conduct studies, research and consultancy in the maritime field. PTI & MRCC have over 40 years of experience in these fields. During this time, they have trained thousands of trainees in Egypt, the Arab region and Africa and conducted dozens of studies, research and consultancy for seaports in Egypt and the Arab world.
Dear Guests,
This conference, which will be attended by a large number of decision makers from around the world as well as renowned experts and professionals in the field of ports and maritime transportation, aims to shed light on the role of technology and sustainable development through the use of renewable energy techniques and reducing the environmental impact in the face of climate change that our planet is facing. It also aims to improve knowledge of future challenges, the importance of the resilience and quality of port services and the strategic role of digitalization in improving maritime transport and developing environmentally friendly shipping practices.
Ladies and gentlemen,
Finally, allow me to acknowledge this constructive and extraordinary cooperation and to reaffirm that the Arab Academy spares no effort to cooperate and provide support to any regional or international institution, be it in the training and qualification of personnel or in the provision of research and consultancy.
Thank you.
Prof. Ts. Dr. Muhammad Zaly Shah
PRESIDENT
The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport Malaysia (CILT)
Today, the maritime industry stands at the forefront of both challenge and opportunity brought about by two disruptive trends that challenge our resilience and adaptability – geopolitical conflicts and artificial intelligence.
Geopolitical conflicts can have profound impacts on maritime trade. Trade routes are often disrupted, leading to delays, increased costs, and uncertainties. Conflicts can cause port closures, rerouting of ships, and create dangerous conditions for maritime personnel. Moreover, sanctions and trade restrictions can complicate international trade agreements, affecting the flow of goods and commodities globally.
However, these challenges also drive innovation and adaptation. In this conference, it is my hope that we will explore the transformative power of Artificial Intelligence, a force reshaping maritime transportation and port operations. Through predictive analytics, we can foresee disruptions and optimize routes, ensuring timely and efficient delivery of goods. Machine learning algorithms enhance port operations, automating cargo handling, and improving throughput. AI-driven systems provide real-time monitoring and maintenance, reducing downtime and enhancing safety for vessels and port facilities alike.
Together, we will chart a course towards a more resilient, efficient, and innovative future for global maritime logistics.
Welcome, and let the voyage begin.
Prof. Ts. Dr. Muhammad Zaly Shah FCILT
President
The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport Malaysia
Presentations
International Conferences on Maritime Logistics and Ports - Malaysia (ICMLP) 2025
Track 1
Legal, Standards and Best Practices In The Maritime Industry
Track 2
Artifical Intelligence and Supply Chain Management
Track 3
Maritime Cybersecurity and Digitalization
Track 4
Emerging Markets and Opportunities in Maritime Logistics and Port Sectors
Track 5
Maritime Risk Management
Track 6
Blue Economy and Corporate Governance
Track 7
Port Operational Excellence and Sustainability
Track 8
Smart Port and Efficient Shipping
Track 9
Humanitarian Logistics, Emergencies and Response
Track 10
Research, Education and Training for Maritime Logistics and Port Professionals
ICMLP 2025
- 9-11 September 2025
- Persada Johor International Convention Centre
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