About CILT Malta
The Chartered Institute for Logistics and Transport (CILT) Malta, is the leading professional body for anyone working in supply chain, logistics and transport industry in Malta. CILT Malta is a branch of the worldwide Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport International, present in 34 countries across the globe. CILT boasts of over 33,000 members promoting logistics and transport.
Our Vision
CILT Malta’s vision is to be the first choice for students aspiring for a career in transport and logistics and provide assistance in their development all the way to become accredited professionals, whilst engaging with a network of like-minded individuals.
Our Objectives
- To promote, encourage and coordinate the study of the science and art of Logistics and Transport in all its branches.
- Establish and maintain the professional standing of its members.
- Promote Research towards a more sustainable development in transport Infrastructure and the impact of transport activities on the environment.
- Provide professional advice to the Malta government and the industry.
The committee
CILT Malta is managed by a Committee consisting of professional and experienced individuals from a variety of backgrounds in Logistics and Supply Chain. The main responsibilities of CILT Malta’s committee include drawing policies to support individuals seeking career development and training in transport and logistics management, as well as coordinating seminars and events on contemporary issues. The committee formation incorporates three key positions that of Chairperson, Secretary and Treasurer assisted by the Communications secretary, Education secretary, Membership secretary and Youths secretary.
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Our Committee Members
Miriam Camilleri
Chairperson
Miriam Camilleri is the Managing Director of MCConsult and Associates that she set up 20 years ago. Miriam has been involved in the transport industry for over 40 years. Her first job related to the transport industry was when she joined Air Malta, the national airline where she familiarised herself with ground operations before she qualified for an operational position in load control being the first female airline official to occupy this position. After quite a long spell here she took up a position at the ministry responsible for maritime affairs later to become the ministry for transport where she formed part of a team that overhauled the merchant shipping legislation. She also had the responsibility to represent Malta at the meetings of the International Maritime Organisation and to liaise with the newly set up Malta Maritime Authority. Miriam also served as a director on the leading cargo handling company.
Miriam represents in Malta the Korean Register of Shipping and is the Honorary Consul of the Republic of Georgia. Moreover she is also heavily involved in the Malta Maritime Law Association and until recently MMLA Vice President leading the merchant shipping sub committee. She is a strong advocate of the critical importance of combining hands-on experience, training and academic education. This is clearly evident in her professional career path and in her firm support for and commitment to the mission of CILT.
Miriam is a Chartered Member of CILT. She is the chairperson of CILT Malta a position she has occupied for these last four years. Together with her team she pursues growth in membership and activities of the Malta branch and wide training and experience across the whole transport industry.
Mark Bruno Olivier
Secretary
Mr. Bruno Olivier is a Chartered Member of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport. He is the managing director of Mall Systems Limited. Mr. Bruno Olivier has an expert background in operations management, transportation, project management and logistics based on his past experience at the transport agency.
Ray Buttigieg
Treasurer
Mr. Buttigieg is a Chartered Member of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport Malta. He is also the General Manager of the B.A.S. Mr. Buttigieg’s top skill is to identify relevant opportunities and content for clients’ connections. He also acts as a Security Manager for B.A.S. Ltd and is an authorized AVSEC (Aviation Security) – Malta Instructor on procedures of security measures in respect of cargo moving by air from Malta.
Justin Ebejer
Communications Secretary
Officer responsible for Communications. Mr. Ebejer is a fully fledged professional currently employed by Transport Malta in the maritime sector. Mr. Justin Ebejer has studied for the International Advanced Diploma in Transport and Logistics and is currently a Member of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport. He has also attended intensive courses covering training in Port Operations and also in the implementation of Port Safety Procedures.
Emanuel Vincent Farrugia
Education Secretary
Officer responsible for Education and Training. Mr. Farrugia is a Chartered Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (both UK and Malta). He is a self-employed researcher, development coach (CILT, UK), moderator (CILT International) and Aviation Security Manager and Instructor. Dr. Farrugia read for his Ph.D. at the Manchester Metropolitan University, U.K. He inspires his students by sharing his knowledge and expertise in the transport and logistics area.
Latest News & Events
About CILT Malta
Posted on Thursday 26th January, 2023
On Wednesday 18 January 2023, CILT Malta was invited to a private meeting at the Ministry for Public Works and Planning with Minister Dr. Stefan Zrinzo Azzopardi and Mr. Paul Vella Head of Secretariat. CILT Malta was represented by the Chair Ms. Miriam Camilleri, Education Secretary Dr. Emanuel Farrugia and Communications Secretary Mr. Justin Ebejer. During the one hour long meeting CILT Malta had the opportunity to voice their vision and be an integral part in this ... »
The Chartered Institute for Logistics and Transport (CILT) is the leading professional body for everyone who works in supply chain, logistics and transport. CILT Malta represents the Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport International, which has a global membership of around 30,000 members. The objective of the ... »
Courses & Training
Generic short courses, complimentary to roles in supply chain, logistics and transportation, administration and management in general, are being offered. These courses deal with the following subjects: Change Management; Human Resources Management; Leadership and Team Building; Programme Management and Negotiation Skills; Quality Management and Risk Assessment.
Delivered by qualified tutors, and with the participation of guest speakers from the sector, these courses will contribute towards students’ knowledge coming from theory and practice, within a contemporary setting. A certificate of accreditation will be awarded by CILT, subject to full attendance.
Our Corporate Members
Transport Malta
Corporate Member
The Authority’s mission is to promote and develop the transport sector in Malta by means of proper regulation and by promotion and development of related services, businesses and other interests both locally and internationally.
Transport Malta is committed to delivering exceptionally high-quality services. This document sets out the standard for dealing with our Customers. Transport Malta is committed to continually improve on the services it offers. The Authority works closely with the Better Regulation Unit and the Commissioner for Simplification and Reduction of Bureaucracy, to ensure that Better Regulation principles and procedures are applied consistently throughout the Authority.
Malta Public Transport
Corporate Member
We started our operation in Malta in 2015. Since then, we have invested extensively in modernizing our bus fleet making it safer, more environmentally friendly, and more comfortable. Our fleet is made up of 430 buses with the latest Euro 5 and Euro 6 diesel technology. This is a clear sign of our commitment to improving our bus users’ experience, as will have one of the most modern bus fleets in Europe.
Our buses are cleaned and maintained regularly and are equipped with air-conditioning systems for added comfort. All our buses have two doors to facilitate the boarding and alighting of passengers.
We are at the forefront when it comes to innovative ticketing solutions. We invested in a new ticketing system and launched a new bus card in 2015 – the tallinja card. Around 75% of the Maltese population have a personalized tallinja card and over 80% of our passengers use a card when traveling by bus. This was a major achievement for the country as it has revolutionized the way people buy their bus tickets.
During 2016, we launched the Tallinja App, which gives passengers real-time information about bus arrival times. The Tallinja App won the Best App Award at the 2016 MCA eBusiness Awards. With over 130,000 downloads to date, customers are finding the app very useful.
In recent years we have launched 4 Tourist Tallinja Cards: Explore Card, ExplorePlus Meep Card, Valletta Card, and 12 Day Journey Card.
Our routes, frequencies, and fares are regulated by the Authority for Transport in Malta. Following a major change to the route network in 2015, our bus network now includes over 2,000 bus stops in practically every locality enabling us to offer an easy way to travel around the islands. The company was awarded the IRU Bus Excellence Award in 2017 for transforming public transport by bus into a reliable and comfortable service for passengers.
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Malta
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