AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMobility Policy: Malaysia is reviewing the 20% commission cap for e-hailing platforms after drivers called for lower fees; about 171,000 Grab drivers have joined a trial averaging an 18% fee. Aviation: Gulf airports face growing missile and drone threats, while IAG says Iran-related fuel costs helped push quarterly pre-tax profit down 12.9%. Malaysia is also maintaining a RM499 fare cap on flights between the peninsula and Sabah and Sarawak. Freight Rail: Grindrod completed a test run between South Africa and Mozambique, a step toward launching coal services under the country’s open-access rail programme. Logistics Investment: UAE-based Gulftainer is adding 1,000 trucks and plans a major East Coast truck workshop and automotive logistics park. Rail Safety: Spain’s transport leadership is in flux after a fatal crash; safety and maintenance demands remain unresolved as the interim minister meets rail officials and unions. Road Safety: A bus-truck collision near Pakpattan, Pakistan, killed 11 people and injured 33.
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