Indonesia Container Depots’ Association ASDEKI commits to support fluent flow of containers within the port area and surroundings. Therefore, ASDEKI will continue initiate some breakthrough, including digitalization and centralization in container reposition to and from the port.
ASDEKI reaffirmed its commitment during its visits and roadshows to some port-related government institutions in Tanjung Priok Port.
Last week, ASDEKI visited two government institutions: Port Authority and Harbour Master of (KSOP) Tanjung Priok and Customs Office (KPU BC) Tanjung Priok.
In addition to introducing its new executive boards, ASDEKI also wants to express its commitment to build a close partnership with all stakeholders, including the regulators, according to ASDEKI Chairman Mustofa Kamal Hamka.
“Hopefully, this partnership will help to create a smooth container movement to and from the port,” said Kamal.
“We commit to help KSOP (port authority) to improve services at the port. This commitment is realized in our initiatives to digitalize depot’s activities and to centralize container reposition to and from the port,” he said.
Last week road show and audience remained the first the ASDEKI does with Customs Office in Tanjung Priok. “KPU BC (customs office) welcomes with our roadshow and support with any our initiatives, including depo digitalization.”
“Depo activities also relate with customs service. Therefore, we need to tie up partnership and cooperation with customs office,” he said.