Singapore wants to draw more young people to shipping

An ”economic sector at the intersection of world trade and the global supply chain” needs more young talent, says Singapore Maritime Foundation.

by SEBASTIAN SCHLÜTER JACOBSEN

There aren’t enough young people in the shipping world, and that’s a mistake, according to an agreement signed between the Singapore Maritime Foundation (”SMF”) and shipping company Pertamina International Shipping Pte Ltd.

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