AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoBus Ticketing: Malaysia is phasing in rules requiring express-bus tickets to be sold through licensed terminals or registered operator platforms, giving companies time to update systems while existing sales channels remain available. Air Links: Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan agreed to allow up to 60 weekly flights on each of the Almaty–Tashkent and Astana–Tashkent routes, with more services on other routes. Autonomous Freight: Einride and Lorenz are deploying four autonomous electric vehicles for goods and materials movements at a German production site, under a five-year logistics project. Logistics Costs: South Africa’s freight bill is forecast to hit R1.156 trillion in 2026, or 14.6% of GDP, renewing pressure to improve rail and road capacity. Port Investment: Bangladesh and China signed an infrastructure cooperation MoU as Mongla Port prepares for two new container jetties and related works. Rail Safety: Spain’s transport minister resigned after deadly train crashes that killed 69 people, as disrupted rail links also prompted temporary rules on alternative transport fares.
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