GCNP-MACN initiated a discussion on national-level policy regarding maritime issues.
GCNP-MACN liaised with government departments for simplified immigration procedures and stronger port community collaboration.
GCNP-MACN initiated the idea of a Help Desk for the shipping sector and worked closely with Pakistan Single Window.
GCNP-MACN arranged and conducted advanced-level training and interactive sessions for senior and middle management.
The issue of stuck-up containers was resolved as a result of MACN’s efforts.
MACN helped in arranging a discussion on 9,000 pending auction containers, and customs assured to accelerate the process by shifting to the e-auction procedure.
The shipping sector licensing examination has been pending for the last 10 years. Efforts were made and a curriculum was proposed by MACN in consultation with the shipping sector (APSA, PSAA and PIFFA) to hold the examination at the earliest.
GCNP-MACN helped Pakistan Customs in changing the customs licensing process and facilitated the introduction of transparent procedures.
MACN took up the matter of harassment and discretionary practices with the relevant government agencies.
Arranged training sessions to implement the new module in PSW, i.e., the Port Community System, to reduce human interface.
Helped to resolve substantial issues related to immigration for the shipping lines’ staff. Subsequently, amendments were made in the relevant SOPs.
Interacted with stakeholders, including ports & shipping officials and PSW, to introduce a complaint redressal system.
Recommended standardization in transport route tracking and monitoring.
Appreciation from Karachi Customs Agents Association (KCAA) on MACN’s Collective Action Program and operations through Pakistan Single Window’s Port Community System.
MACN guided and assisted the Federation of Pakistan Chamber of Commerce & Industry (FPCCI) in drafting a new Shipping Policy.
MACN has been at the forefront in drafting and finalizing federal budget proposals for the Finance Ministry for the past several years.
GCNP-MACN & Bahria University co-developed ethics-based training modules for maritime reform.
At the request of Bahria University, APSA, PSAA, and PIFFA, GCNP-MACN is designing curricula of diploma programs and professional certificate programs for the shipping sector and maritime industry.
Promoted anti-corruption values and ethical training among cadets.
