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          <dc:title>A Study on Sea Import Challenges of Logistics  Service Providers in Yangon Region ( May Thu Thu Khine, 2024)</dc:title>
          <dc:creator>May Thu Thu Khine</dc:creator>
          <dc:description>The study primarily concentrates on the challenges faced by logistics service 
providers in the Yangon Region with respect to maritime imports. Structured questions are 
employed to acquire primary data from 260 logistics service providers in Yangon, out of a 
total of 743 logistics service providers. The investigation reveals that there are 
infrastructural bottlenecks, including physical transportation restrictions and a shortage of 
container vehicles for imports. Furthermore, the sea import logistics industry in Yangon 
undergoes an absence of an efficient technical system. Government policies and regulations 
are inadequate to sustain the logistics sector, according to the investigation. Additionally, 
there is a scarcity of skilled labor in the logistics industry, which presents obstacles to the 
recruitment and retention of qualified personnel. Additionally, the process of customs 
clearance is not a straightforward one when it comes to removing the cargo from the port. 
In order to address the absence of logistics integration among stakeholders such as shipping 
lines, customs, government offices, and others, it is imperative to implement 
comprehensive system integration solutions</dc:description>
          <dc:date>2024-08-01</dc:date>
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