Under the motto "Logistics Made in Germany," Logistics Alliance Germany (LAG) invites trade show attendees to visit its stand at Munich's transport logistic (located at B5/310). In addition to its stand presence, LAG is also offering a multifaceted program of diverse events on such topics as The New Silk Road and E-Commerce. The first highlight of this program was an evening event on May 5 titled "International Logistics - Partnering with China." The evening was opened by Dorothee Bär, Parliamentary Secretary for the Federal Ministry of Transportation and Digital Infrastructure and the federal government's Coordinator of Freight Transport and Logistics. Some 100 representatives of China's, South Africa's and Germany's logistics industries took advantage of the event to connect with one another and discuss opportunities for cooperation. Project Leader Stefan Schröder was positive about the evening's reception. "We were very pleased with the resonance at the event and the quality of the discussions held," he said.
Even before the event, LAG's first day at transport logistic already set the stage and drew numerous trade show visitors with an event with CIPA - China Investment Promotion Agency. The topic: "Partnerships on the New Silk Road."
The mission of LAG's marketing initiatives is to support overseas companies in search of expert partners within Germany's logistics sector, and Munich's transport logistic is an optimal place to do so. Trade show visitors still have until May 8 to visit LAG's stand to learn more about the work of the Alliance.
Logistics Alliance Germany (LAG) is an initiative to promote and advance Germany as a logistics hub on a worldwide scale. The Alliance is a public-private partnership of the Federal Ministry of Transportation and Digital Infrastructure and the German logistics industry.
Even before the event, LAG's first day at transport logistic already set the stage and drew numerous trade show visitors with an event with CIPA - China Investment Promotion Agency. The topic: "Partnerships on the New Silk Road."
The mission of LAG's marketing initiatives is to support overseas companies in search of expert partners within Germany's logistics sector, and Munich's transport logistic is an optimal place to do so. Trade show visitors still have until May 8 to visit LAG's stand to learn more about the work of the Alliance.
Logistics Alliance Germany (LAG) is an initiative to promote and advance Germany as a logistics hub on a worldwide scale. The Alliance is a public-private partnership of the Federal Ministry of Transportation and Digital Infrastructure and the German logistics industry.
