REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE NAVY
and
THE CHARTERED INSTITUTE OF
LOGISTICS AND TRANSPORT SINGAPORE
SIGN MOU
SINGAPORE, 3 September 2024 - The Republic of Singapore Navy (RSN) and The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport Singapore (CILTS) today signed a 4-year Memorandum of Understanding to cooperate in fostering opportunities for exchanges of information, skills, experiences and resources.
The areas identified for cooperation are as follows:
1. Logistics and Supply Chain Management;
2. Digitalisation;
3. Professional Training, Education and Accreditation; and
4. Such other areas as may be mutually agreed in writing.
ME7 Khoo Koh Giok, Head Naval Engineering and Logistics shared: "As a Maritime Nation dependent on global trade, the RSN is keenly aware of the critical role that supply chain plays to keep our economy prosperous and safeguard the way of life of Singaporeans. COVID-19 pandemic was a stark reminder and brought to the fore the importance of having a robust and resilient supply chain. The RSN seeks to constantly strengthen our supply systems and deepen the professionalism and expertise of our Supply Corp. The partnership with CILTS, a global professional body, offers us valuable opportunities to broaden our networks and learn the best practices so as to build a more resilient supply chain for our Navy. We look forward to future collaboration, and contribute together to the vibrancy of the supply and logistics community.”
Mr Karmjit Singh, Chairman CILTS said: “The world of logistics and transport is ever-evolving, and the challenges we face today are more complex and interconnected than ever before. In this dynamic landscape, the importance of robust supply chain management and maritime operations cannot be overstated. These elements are not just critical to the success of commercial enterprises but are equally vital to the operational readiness and strategic effectiveness of our naval forces.
“Our collaboration under this MOU is a testament to our shared commitment to excellence and innovation. By leveraging the knowledge, resources and connectivity of The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport Singapore, we aim to provide comprehensive training and development programmes tailored specifically for officers of the RSN. New paradigms are continually developing, equipping early adopters with future readiness of real-time, dynamic supply chains and network connectivity across multiple stakeholders. Rapidly emerging technologies, such as in Digitalisation and Artificial Intelligence, are deeply transforming planning and execution. The RSN has always been at the forefront of maritime security and operational excellence. This partnership will further empower our nation’s naval officers with the skills and knowledge needed to navigate the complexities of the emerging landscape“, Mr Singh added.
(Standing from left) CILTS Chairman Karmjit Singh and Head Naval Engineering and Logistics ME7 Khoo Koh Giok
with (seated from left) CILTS Honorary Secretary Ivan Neo and Head Supply & Industry Group ME7 Tan Lu Pin
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