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Kuantan Port Strengthens Integrity Through Anti-Corruption Programme with MACC

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In conjunction with this year’s National Integrity Day, Kuantan Port proudly hosted Program Antirasuah 2025, an initiative reflecting our steadfast commitment to integrity and transparency. The event, held at the Training Hall, Wisma Kuantan Port, brought together more than 150 participants comprising Kuantan Port employees and representatives from the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC).

A key highlight of the programme was an inspiring Integrity Talk delivered by PsK Zainab Binti Abdul Malik from MACC, who spoke on ‘Integrity, Corruption and Corporate Liability’. The session provided valuable insights into the importance of ethical conduct and accountability in organisational governance.

The event also featured the Corruption-Free Pledge (Ikrar Bebas Rasuah) led by Mr. Chan Weng Yew, Chief Operating Officer of Kuantan Port, and witnessed by PKPj Westmoreland Anak Ajom, Head of the Private Sector Branch, Public Education Division, MACC. The pledge ceremony marked a significant milestone through the signing of a formal commitment between Kuantan Port and MACC, symbolising our united front against corruption.

As the leading maritime hub on the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia and a key gateway to international trade, Kuantan Port firmly upholds integrity as a core value. This programme reinforces our dedication to good governance, ethical business practices, and the continuous enhancement of transparency and accountability across all our operations

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Kuantan Port Wins Outstanding Engineering Project Award at IEM Pahang 2025

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Kuantan Port is proud to announce that we have been awarded the Outstanding Engineering Project Award (Infrastructure Category) at the Engineer’s Dinner & Excellence Award Night IEM Pahang 2025.

The award recognises the Kuantan Port New Deepwater Terminal (NDWT) Project, a landmark development that integrates deepwater marine infrastructure with strategic industrial connectivity. The NDWT stands as a testament to large-scale engineering excellence, environmental sustainability, and high-impact economic contribution to the East Coast and the nation.

The award was presented by YB Dato’ Ir. Razali bin Kassim, Pengerusi Jawatankuasa Kerja Raya, Pengangkutan dan Kesihatan Negeri Pahang, to En. Mazlim Bin Husin, Chief Commercial Officer of Kuantan Port.

We are truly honoured to share this achievement with our dedicated colleagues from Kuantan Port and IJM Construction, who have been part of the NDWT journey from its inception to the successful completion of Phase 1 in 2019.

This recognition reinforces our commitment to delivering world-class infrastructure and advancing Malaysia’s maritime and industrial growth.

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Pantai Chendor Biodiversity Conservation Programme

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In conjunction with World Maritime Day 2025, Kuantan Port proudly reaffirmed its commitment to sustainability and marine conservation through the Biodiversity Conservation Programme at Pantai Chendor yesterday.

As part of our Community Investment initiative, this collaborative effort brought together the Malaysian Nature Society, the Kasih Turtle Conservation Project, and over 200 passionate volunteers, including students from Universiti Malaysia Pahang Al-Sultan Abdullah (UMPSA), Politeknik Sultan Haji Ahmad Shah (POLISAS), University College Yayasan Pahang (UCYP), and International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM), alongside our dedicated Kuantan Port team.

The event was kicked off with an inspiring address by the Chief Operating Officer of Kuantan Port, Mr Chan Weng Yew, who emphasised our collective responsibility to protect marine life and restore coastal habitats, ensuring a sustainable future for our oceans and communities alike.

Under the theme “Our Ocean, Our Obligation, Our Opportunity”, the day saw the planting of over 3,000 mangrove trees, marking significant progress towards Kuantan Port’s pledge to plant 5,000 along Pantai Chendor’s coastline. Featuring three key species, Bakau Minyak (Rhizophora apiculata), Bakau Kurap (Rhizophora mucronata), and Bakau Tumu Merah (Bruguiera gymnorhiza), these mangroves serve as natural coastal defenders while enriching local biodiversity.

Adding to the day’s significance, volunteers collected 241.7 kilograms of trash from the shoreline during the beach cleanup, helping to restore and protect the beach’s ecosystem. In a symbolic and hopeful act, around 100 turtle hatchlings were released into the sea, representing a new beginning for these endangered creatures. Kuantan Port, in collaboration with Kasih Turtle, also pledged to protect up to 8,000 turtle eggs, including those of the Green Sea Turtle and the Painted Terrapin, a vital step in safeguarding these endangered species and ensuring their survival.

This initiative also stands as part of our Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) agenda, directly supporting the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):

  • SDG 13: Climate Action
  • SDG 14: Life Below Water
  • SDG 15: Life on Land
  • SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals

At Kuantan Port, we remain committed to nurturing a meaningful balance between maritime growth and environmental responsibility, helping to preserve a healthy and resilient ecosystem. Together, we envision a future where communities and nature thrive side by side, fostering well-being for generations to come.