The Development Vector of International Logistics: Balance of Interests and New Growth Points

April, 1

12:00–13:30

In partnership with FESCO

Global Connectivity and Transport Corridors

Congress Centre, 2nd floor, conference hall B1

The redistribution of global trade flows and the formation of alternative logistics corridors are creating a new vector for the development of international logistics. In this context, transport companies are focusing on offering routes that are adaptable to the needs of customers and developing long-term partnerships to remain competitive. Which models of international development are most effective today? How can we balance the interests of transport operators, port infrastructure, and shippers when entering new markets? What are the main regulatory, financial, and infrastructural barriers, and what instruments can be used to overcome them? Where are new geographic growth points for international logistics emerging?

Moderator:

Anchor

Speakers:

Senior Vice President, Resource Agribusiness Group

General Director, FESCO

Deputy Minister of Economic Development of the Russian Federation

President, Indian Business Alliance (IBA)

Advisor to the President of the Russian Federation; Special Representative of the President of the Russian Federation for International Cooperation in the Field of Transport

Chairman, Union of Chinese Entrepreneurs in Russia

Member of the Management Board, Executive Director, SIBUR

Deputy Minister of Transport of the Russian Federation

Managing Director, Tanzania Shipping Company

(online)

President, Association of Vietnamese Entrepreneurs in Russia

Front row participant:

Director of the Department for Interaction with Government Authorities, Grand-Trade

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