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CICT – The Mega Transshipment HubThe shining light of South Asia

Tissa WickramasingheChief Business Development Officer

Colombo International container Terminals Limited

Presentation Outline

South Asia – Current Status

Colombo’s role in South Asia

Development of Port of Colombo

CMPort Investment in POC and Economic value of CICT

CMPort/CICT contribution to POC and Sri Lanka

CMPort/CICT commitment to the environment

CMPort/CICT global network

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Southeast Asia Sub-Saharan Africa (Region) World

South Asia – The fastest growing region in the world

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Colombo – South Asia’s Hong Kong

Colombo

Hong Kong

157 TEU/ `000 peoplePopulation - 1.41 billion

10 TEU/ `000 peoplePopulation - 1.34 billion

Colombo International Container Terminals

Only deepwater terminal in the region

• 20,000+ TEUs vessels

Strategic Location

Common user facility

Strong service network and higher frequency

State of the art technology and equipment

Practices of ease of doing business

• Mobile App/ E Boat Notes

Service delivery – Higher productivity/ Competitive tariff rates

• SLA/ ECI & Volume Rebates

Promote green supply chains

• ERTGs – Producing zero emission

Proactively meeting the regional challenges

• Enhancing deepwater capacity

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Port of Colombo – Volume Analysis

Economic Value of CICT

CICT

Connectivity

New Employments

Logistics Potential

Service Level

Port of Colombo

Social Responsibility

• Direct & Indirect employment opportunities

• Empower youth

• Establish a preferential working environment for the logistics partners (Freight forwarders Importers, Exporters & Transport service providers)

• Improved connectivity between local & global transportation

• Higher productivity & Unmatched service delivery

• Environmental Responsibility• Social inclusion• Encourage innovative export

industry

• Develop Port of Colombo as a main focal point on the east west shipping route for ULCVs.

• Collaborative development

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Sri Lanka tops the Connectivity

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Future – Routing Cargo via CICT

CICT

Turkey

Brazil

Djibouti

ChinaIndian sub ContinentMorocco

Nigeria, TogoIvory Coast

Thank You !!