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A proposed task force to strengthen port enforcement has been welcomed by industry players, who see it as a necessary step to address revenue leakages and operational inefficiencies.
Stakeholders say stronger oversight could improve compliance, reduce smuggling risks, and enhance transparency across port operations, which remain critical to Malaysia’s trade infrastructure.
The initiative reflects broader efforts to tighten governance within key economic gateways. Effective implementation will be crucial in ensuring enforcement translates into measurable improvements in revenue collection and system integrity.
Task force seen as key to improving compliance and efficiency
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