Transport Middle East 2026 will be held from 29 September – 1 October 2026 at the Renaissance Cairo Mirage City Hotel, Cairo, Egypt
Globalia Logistics Network is a Supporting Organisation of Transport Middle East 2026, one of the region’s major annual ports and logistics trade events. The 24th edition of Transport Middle East 2026 will bring together around 400 senior executives and industry professionals from ports, shipping lines, freight forwarding, logistics, terminal operations, cargo ownership, and related sectors from the Middle East, Africa, Europe, and connecting regions.
The two-day conference will feature 35 international speakers and focus on key issues shaping the future of transport and logistics, including the future of the Suez Canal, port development and infrastructure investment, intermodal connectivity, digital transformation, sustainability, maritime decarbonisation, and terminal efficiency.
The conference will also explore how Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain, Port Community Systems, and Cybersecurity are transforming supply chains and terminal operations, while dedicated sessions will examine green ports, alternative fuels, shore power, carbon reduction strategies, sustainable logistics solutions, containerisation, terminal efficiency, and equipment technology.
For freight forwarders, Transport Middle East 2026 provides an opportunity to engage directly with the wider maritime and transport ecosystem. With representatives from ports, shipping lines, terminal operators, cargo-owning companies, logistics providers, and infrastructure organisations expected to attend, the event offers an important platform for building relationships across the supply chain.
The event will also feature an international exhibition, giving exhibitors and sponsors the opportunity to connect directly with delegates and decision-makers throughout the conference.
Globalia encourages its members to consider participating in Transport Middle East 2026 as a valuable opportunity to expand their professional networks, gain insights into the latest developments affecting ports and logistics, and connect with industry leaders from across the Middle East, Africa, Europe, and other key trading regions.
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As global supply chains continue to evolve, stronger connections between freight forwarders, ports, shipping lines, terminal operators, and logistics service providers are increasingly important. Through its support of Transport Middle East 2026, Globalia Logistics Network continues to strengthen its engagement with the wider transport and maritime community while creating additional opportunities for its members to connect with key industry stakeholders.