MICT caps off 2025 with three million TEU milestone. Photo shows (from left) Frank Domogoma and John Wu of Evergreen; Roberto Agustin and Alan Surposa of URC; Christian Lozano, MICT chief executive officer; Jose Carlo Javier, MICT terminal director; Capt. Melecio Pascua, Ever Bliss vessel master; an…
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The Manila International Container Terminal hosted its annual GM’s Cup 2025 at The Country Club in Santa Rosa, Laguna, bringing together shipping line partners for a full day of golf and industry connection.
The tournament offered an easy, open setting for partners to meet, reconnect, and stre…
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Manila International Container Terminal held its CEO Night 2025 on November 21 at Morton’s The Steakhouse in Taguig City, bringing together executives from the forwarding and beneficial cargo owner sectors for a focused, high-level discussion.
The forum provided space for candid conversation o…
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Under ISPS regulations, MICT’s certification undergoes mandatory annual audits and unscheduled checks throughout the five-year validity.
The Philippines’ Office for Transportation Security (OTS) has affirmed the Manila International Container Terminal (MICT), the country’s leading international…
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Infrastructure remains central to the Philippines’ long-term competitiveness, especially in sectors where efficient logistics shape economic outcomes. As the country’s main gateway, the Manila International Container Terminal (MICT) continues to modernize its facilities to support growing trade…
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The Manila International Container Terminal (MICT) hosted the Forwarders and Brokers Forum on October 17, bringing together logistics stakeholders at Solaire Entertainment City to discuss the future of Philippine ports and the role of digital transformation.
With the theme Redefining Trade thr…
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Nicolette Ong (third from left), MICT commercial head; Jose Carlo Javier (fourth from left), MICT terminal director; and Christian Lozano (fifth from left), MICT chief executive officer at Nippon Express’ Tokyo headquarters.
Officers from the Manila International Container Terminal (MICT) recently…
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Employees of the Manila International Container Terminal (MICT) recently completed a business communication training program to strengthen client and customer engagement.
The training, From Intent to Impact: Business Communication that Delivers, was facilitated by Kat Valiente of Philippine Comme…
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Managers of the Manila International Container Terminal continue to advance their skills as they enter Phase 2 of the MICT Leadership Development Program.
Focused on foundational leadership, the program opened with the two-day course “Lead Forward: Leader’s Practical Guide to POLC,” to deepen…
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Eight new hybrid RTGs boost capacity, improve efficiency, and support ICTSI’s drive toward sustainable port operations.
International Container Terminal Services, Inc. (ICTSI) has added eight hybrid rubber-tired gantries (RTGs) to its flagship Manila International Container Terminal (MICT), expandi…
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