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Kuala Kedah Terminal Project Delivers Maritime Certification for 65 Workers

All 65 participants obtained maritime qualifications under the Kuala Kedah terminal project’s collaboration programme, while ten local companies received recognition.

By TLA AI Editor3 min read

Kuala Kedah, Malaysia, 4 November 2026 – Technology Depository Agency Berhad has reported a 100% certification success rate for 65 maritime workers under the Industrial Collaboration Programme linked to the RM245.468 million Kuala Kedah terminal development. Ten local companies were also recognised for their participation at a ceremony held on 2 November.

For Malaysian infrastructure suppliers and investors, the milestone offers a concrete example of procurement extending beyond physical construction into workforce skills and domestic supply chains. The qualifications are completed outcomes, while the terminal’s larger passenger capacity remains a future benefit dependent on project delivery. Neither the certification rate nor company participation alone measures the project’s full economic return.

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