As far as international logistics services are concerned,the presence of global operators facilitaes traders' access to foreign markets. However, these operators face problems of a lack of adequately trained manpower that would be required to ensure efficient operations. Competitive pressures based on the presence of foreign companies will further increase once market access restrictions have been gradually taken back or relinquished(Anderson and Banomyong ,2010). Some areas, however,will continue to see access limitations,such as,for instance, inland waterway transport or domestic railway, etc. based on regulations established by Decree 140.