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MANILA - The Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) has started a review of its operations with the aim of reducing the cost of shipping goods and maritime travel. In a statement on Tuesday, PPA officer-in-charge (OIC) General Manager Manuel Boholano said the areas being considered for review are regulatory and statutory costs being levied by the PPA as well as indirect costs related to the efficiency and productivity of ports under its jurisdiction. "This is a challenge that we gladly take, so let us start looking into this directive," Boholano said. The PPA, he said, is set to meet with other maritime government agencies, shipping line operators, and other port stakeholders to discuss the "efficient utilization" of facilities, especially in high-volume ports or "gateway ports" like in Manila, Batangas, Cagayan de Oro, and Iloilo. "PPA is also accelerating the digitalization of its processes like the Internet-based Port Operations and Receipting for Termin

Cagayan de oroIloilo cityBatangas cityManuel boholanoPhilippine ports authorityGeneral manager manuel boholanoInternet based port operationsTerminals systemPermit management systemTransport accreditationManila the philippine ports authority ppa has starteda review of its operations with aim reducing cost shipping goods and maritime travel ina statement on tuesdayPa officer in charge oic general manager manuel boholano said the areas being considered for review are regulatory and statutory costs levied by ppa as well indirect related to efficiency productivity of ports under its jurisdiction quot this isa challenge that we gladly takeO let us start looking into this directiveUot boholano said the ppaShe saidS set to meet with other maritime government agencies