WiLAT Sri Lanka successfully conducted an engaging and insightful webinar on 29 January 2026, featuring Guest Speaker Mr. Sampath Vithanage. The session was thoughtfully curated to deliver strategic industry perspectives and practical guidance for students and young professionals aspiring to advance in logistics and supply chain management. The webinar attracted over 40 participants, comprising undergraduates and early-career professionals, and fostered a dynamic and interact

In response to the devastating impact of Cyclone Ditwah and the subsequent floods, WiLAT Sri Lanka took meaningful action to support affected schoolchildren whose education was disrupted during this challenging period. On 19 December 2026, WiLAT Sri Lanka handed over a collection of essential school books and stationery through Visakha Vidyalaya, extending the donation to benefit students of Helambawatowana Maha Vidyalaya, Chilaw. These students were among those significantly

Women in Logistics and Transport (WiLAT) Malaysia – Kuala Lumpur Section proudly presents IDEAS SET SAIL: A Research Showcase by TML3433 Students, held on 12 January 2026 at the Lestari Foyer, Universiti Pertahanan Nasional Malaysia (UPNM). Positioned as a WiLAT programme, this showcase reflects WiLAT’s commitment to empowering women, nurturing young talent, and strengthening the pipeline of future professionals in logistics, transport, and maritime-related fields. The event

CILTM was delighted to participate in the Official Launch of the “Majlis Senyuman Autisme HAWA Malaysia” on 16 January 2026, from 2.00 p.m. to 3.00 p.m., at Pelantaran Putra, Level 2, World Trade Centre (WTC), Kuala Lumpur. Representatives from The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport in Malaysia (CILTM) joined the event, reflecting the institute’s ongoing support for community initiatives and social responsibility programs. CILTM’s delegation included: Dr. Nor Fyad

Women’s Involvement in the Next 10–30 Years: Confronting the Risk of Gender Imbalance By: Dr Nor Fyadzillah Mohd Taha CMILT As Chairperson of Women in Logistics and Transport (WiLAT) Malaysia, I write this reflection with both optimism and urgency. The conversation on women’s participation can no longer be framed around access alone; it must now confront the risk of imbalance—where progress plateaus, reverses, or advances unevenly across sectors, regions, and generations over

WiLAT Malaysia held its 1st Meeting on 30 December 2025 via a hybrid platform at the CILTM Secretariat Office, marking a key milestone in setting the direction for the 2026 term. Chaired by WiLAT Malaysia Chairperson Dr Nor Fyadzillah Binti Mohd Taha CMILT, the meeting focused on strengthening leadership and governance, aligning organisational structure, and planning impactful and sustainable programmes for 2026. The session featured active sectional discussions on proposed

Mural Painting and Port Klang Beautification Project organized by Port Klang Authority CILTM Selangor Section, together with WiLAT Selangor and NextGen Selangor led by Dr. Emi Normalina Omar, participated in the Mural Painting and Port Klang Beautification Project organised by the Port Klang Authority and officiated by the Mayor of Klang, Dato’ Haji Abd Hamid Hussain. The initiative involved 30 student volunteers from TRANSCILT Society, UiTM. The project featured 53 murals un

Women Can Make a Difference: Strengthening Logistics and Supply Chains with Values, Skills, and Purpose: By: Dr Nor Fyadzillah Mohd Taha CMILT In today’s fast-changing global environment, logistics and supply chains are vital to economic resilience, national security, and sustainable development. Women play an increasingly critical role in this ecosystem, not only supporting operations but actively shaping leadership, innovation, and outcomes. Women bring distinctive strength