27th German Logistics Congress

A fundamental idea behind the German Logistics Congress is and was to disseminate publicly logistics knowledge of experts to the general public. From the start, establishing a platform for making business contacts and initiating business deals played an important role. At no other event in Germany the "logistics market" is as within reach as at this congress. Since 1985 it is also accompanied by a trade exhibition and the number of stands has increased tenfold from 20 to around 200. Furthermore, a multiplicity of meeting points and corporate lounges enrich the possibilities to do and see. 

The European SME Week is a campaign to promote entrepreneurship across Europe and to inform entrepreneurs about support available for them at European, national, regional and local level. This pan-European campaign aims to make it easier for existing and potential entrepreneurs to find information, advice, support and ideas to help them develop their activities.
The European SME week is one of the measures, which implements the Small Business Act, the first comprehensive SME policy framework for the EU and its Member States. The European SME Week is co-ordinated by the Directorate-General for Enterprise and Industry of the European Commission. However, most of the events and activities taking place during European SME Week are organised in the participating countries by business organisations, support providers, regional and local authorities, and other partners. The first European SME Week was organised from 6 to 14 May 2009. The next edition's peak will take place from 25 May to 1 June 2010, but all events taking place in May and June can join providing they meet European SME Week's objectives. 

This symposium will be focused on the current situation of the Albanian maritime industry and education, its strongest and weakest elements as well as to set the foundations for a potential formulation of a national maritime strategy compatible with maritime systems of EU countries and USA. The main issues covered in this symposium will be in the next paragraph. Nevertheless, other topics related to maritime security, maritime law and policy, maritime education and so forth are welcomed in the symposium.The opinion and expertise of European maritime scholars regarding the following matters are welcome at the symposium.

15th of April, 2010

The FREIGHTWISE project is proud to invite you to its final international conference. This year the conference will report on the results of its work over the last four years - the Freightwise Framework, international developments and cross collaboration. There will be live demonstrations of the software in use by Siemens and reports on the business cases. The conference will look to the future and the work that lies ahead for FREIGHTWISE to be adopted as a European standard.

15th, 16th & 17th March 2010

Marketforce and the ASI’s The Future of European Rail is a very well researched conference, attracting high-level representatives of the rail industry from throughout Europe. Covering all relevant issues in an informative manner, it is an excellent way to learn about interdisciplinary rail issues and debate the future direction of our industry. The next one taking place in Madrid on 15th, 16th & 17th March 2010 comes at an exciting time for the rail industry. The liberalisation of the long-distance passenger market, and the prospect of international freight corridors both underline the rail industry’s contribution to solving the challenges of climate change. This is in addition to the perennial challenges of competition, infrastructure and regulation.