The ASEAN charter is a treaty established by ten member countries in the Southeast Asia founded on December 2008. Prior to the establishment of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) charter, the Maritime Professional Education and Training Development Program was facing a challenge of disruptions relative to maritime events. Due to the disruptions of maritime events, challenges such as gap in international relations, lack of database integration in the field of maritime education and training, lack of knowledge transfer and no effective and proper framework of future development particularly in the areas of maritime education and training among the ASEAN countries existing. The goal of this paper is to motivate professionals and the relations society to collaborate in the Maritime Professional Education and Training Development: Today and Tomorrow, to be able to fill the gaps presented to this paper. In order to ensure this study can be completed in the right ways and times, the Critical Path Method (CPM) is used. As a finding of this study, all professional maritime members are expected to strengthening the international professional relations in maritime education and training system among the ASEAN region.

Abstract
1. Introduction
2. Literature Review
3. Methodology
4. Finding
5. Conclusion
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• Noorul Shaiful Fitri ABDUL RAHMAN(Dept. of Logistics Management, International Maritime College Oman) Corresponding Author
• Syed Faizal Shah SYED JOHARI SHAH(Malaysia Marine Department)
• ohammad Khairuddin OTHMAN(Faculty of Maritime Studies, Universiti Malaysia Terengganu)
• Adela P BALASA(Dept. of Logistics Management, International Maritime College Oman)