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The document outlines Malaysia's Logistics Masterplan to strengthen the country's position as the preferred logistics gateway to Asia. The masterplan focuses on improving productivity and competitiveness of the logistics industry to increase trade and economic growth. It details five strategic directions: strengthening institutions and regulations, improving trade facilitation, developing infrastructure and freight demand, strengthening technology and human resources, and internationalizing logistics services. The masterplan will be implemented in three phases from 2015-2020 and beyond to make Malaysia the preferred logistics gateway to Asia.
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- 1. MALAYSIA LOGISTIC MASTERPLAN PREPAREDBY: MOHD FARHANBINMOHD ZAIN AMIRULFARHANBINISMADI MOHD ASWADIBINISMAIL NORHASHIMAHBINTIMOHD ISMAIL NURAFIQAHBINTIAHMADI LECTURER: SIRMAZRUL HISYAMBIN ABDUL MALIK
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- 4. LOGISTIC • A backboneto supply chain anda key to simulate andfacilitate trade
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- 9. Strategic geographical location Economic growth Regional supply chainlinkages Strength of transportation service
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