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Over three years ago, Mr Raj, the general manager of City Zone Express (CZE) Malaysia, a regional logistics company with branches in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Myanmar, Vietnam, and China and a fleet of more than 260 vehicles, was proud of his GPS-equipped fleet. It had innovative security gadgets and an anti-hijacking system, and CZE looked destined to become one of the top logistics companies in the region.
Despite the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, ASEAN member states have made efforts to put the ASEAN Customs Transit System back on track.
More than three years ago, Raj, the general manager of City Zone Express (CZE) Malaysia – a regional logistics company with branches in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Myanmar, Vietnam, and China and a fleet of more than 260 vehicles – was proud of his GPS-equipped fleet with innovative security gadgets and anti-hijacking system and was headed to become one of the top logistics companies in the