The Ministry of Transport, Ports and Civil Aviation has overall responsibility for the Department of Civil Aviation, Ports and Marine (DfCAPM) & the Department of Land Transport (DoLT). Furthermore, six State-Owned Enterprise (SOEs) falls under the purview of the Minister, which have established governance structures.
The Minister is supported by two Principal Secretaries, Senior Management Staff, Non-Executive Board Members, and the CEOs of the SOEs. The SOE’s that deliver, regulate or advise on a range of transport services and infrastructure includes:
Boards Under the Ministry of Transport, Ports and Civil Aviation's Portfolio:
Work with public sector agencies and private industry partners to foster a sustainable, safe and reliable land, air and maritime transport system.
To foster an efficient transport system that is affordable, safe, secure and reliable that supports a growing socio-economy.
An integrated transport system that meets the needs of the country and is harmonious with the environment.
Develop the framework for the transport sector to foster training and professional career development.
Ensure that all policy, technical and regulatory frameworks are in place, in line with best practices.
Ensure that the transport sector remains strong to facilitate efficient supply chain, trade and travel.
Ensure that compliance with standards, innovation, modernity, safety, security and reliability remain the cornerstone of the transport sector.
Collaborate with local and international partners to meet the growing domestic and international transport needs.
Integrate digital, environmental and technological solutions into the transport sector.
Ensure that the transport sector is one of value for money, customer experience and financial sustainability.
Provide adequate infrastructure and operational equipment to support an optimal multimodal transportation system.