The partnership reinforces Globalia’s commitment to fostering collaboration and innovation across the Mediterranean logistics sector
Globalia Logistics Network has announced its role as a Supporting Organization for Mediterranean Ports and Logistics 2026, one of the region’s leading events dedicated to port operations, shipping, and supply chain development. Scheduled to take place from 28th to 30th April 2026 at the Sheraton Porto Hotel & Spa in Porto, Portugal, the event will bring together key stakeholders from across the Mediterranean maritime and logistics industry.
Hosted by the Administration of the Ports of Douro, Leixões and Viana do Castelo (APDL) and supported by YILPORT Holding as Strategic Partner, the conference is expected to attract over 400 high-level participants, including government officials, port authorities, shipping executives, freight forwarders, and logistics service providers.
The event will begin with an exclusive tour of Porto’s port and logistics facilities, offering delegates a closer look at the infrastructure and operations that drive efficiency and growth in the region. Over the following two days, the conference will feature 40 international speakers addressing some of the most pressing issues facing the sector today, including port digitalisation, green shipping corridors, infrastructure development, hinterland connectivity, and supply chain resilience.
Porto’s strategic position on Portugal’s Atlantic coast makes it a vital link between Atlantic and Mediterranean trade routes. The city continues to play a central role in facilitating international commerce while supporting a wide range of industries, from shipping and logistics to manufacturing and shipbuilding.
By supporting Mediterranean Ports and Logistics 2026, Globalia Logistics Network further reinforces its position as an active player in the global logistics community, committed to promoting collaboration, innovation, and business growth for its members. This partnership not only enhances Globalia’s visibility within the Mediterranean region but also creates valuable opportunities for its network members to connect with industry leaders, explore emerging trends, and build long-term business relationships in an increasingly interconnected logistics environment.
Members interested in strengthening their presence in the Mediterranean Ports are encouraged to take part in this event.
The refer and earn programme is designed to encourage members to grow the network with trusted partners and strengthen their presence in key territories
Trust remains one of the defining pillars of Globalia Logistics Network. In a sector where dependable partnerships are critical, the network continues to encourage members to build on what already works, strong, reliable relationships. Through its ongoing “Refer & Earn” programme, Globalia rewards members who introduce trusted freight forwarders from their professional network. When a referred company applies and is accepted, the referring member receives a 25% discount on their next membership fee.
By bringing trusted partners into Globalia, members can continue working with companies they already rely on, now within a structured and secure global network. At the same time, every referred company must go through Globalia’s established selection process. This ensures that all new members meet the network’s quality requirements, maintaining the high level of service and professionalism that defines the community.
In parallel, Globalia continues to support members looking to expand their footprint through its branch incentive. Members can benefit from a 50% discount when opening additional offices in new territories of the same country, allowing them to grow their presence while remaining within a trusted global framework.
Together, these programmes reflect Globalia’s ongoing commitment to strengthening its network through trust, consistency, and collaboration. By encouraging members to grow with partners they already rely on, the network continues to evolve while preserving the standards that set it apart.
With this partnership, Globalia deepens its engagement with the wider maritime community and creates stronger channels of collaboration for freight forwarders worldwide
Globalia Logistics Network is pleased to announce a partnership with The Maritime Standard (TMS), under which Globalia will serve as the supporting organisation for all major TMS events, strengthening collaboration between the freight forwarding and maritime sectors, creating closer alignment between logistics operators, shipping lines, port authorities, and maritime service providers. As a supporting organisation, Globalia will actively promote participation among its international membership and help expand the global reach of these high-profile industry gatherings. The partnership covers the full calendar of TMS conferences and awards, presented in chronological order below:
TMS AITECH Conference
14th April 2026 | Dubai, UAE
Focused on the role of artificial intelligence and advanced technologies in maritime operations, the TMS AITECH Conference will explore how digitalisation, automation, and predictive analytics are reshaping shipping, ports, and supply chain management.
TMS Global Awards
7th July 2026 | Guildhall, London, UK
The inaugural Maritime Standard Global Awards 2026 will mark a new era in international maritime recognition, bringing together global leaders from shipping, ports, and logistics to celebrate excellence across the maritime sector.
TMS Transportation & Climate Change Conference
24th September 2026 | Saadiyat Rotana, Abu Dhabi, UAE
The TMS Transportation & Climate Change Conference will examine the maritime sector’s response to environmental challenges, sustainability strategies, regulatory frameworks, and decarbonisation initiatives impacting global trade. The event will bring together industry leaders, policymakers, and innovators to exchange insights, foster collaboration, and accelerate practical solutions for a sustainable transportation future.
TMS Awards
10th November 2026 | Atlantis, The Palm, Dubai, UAE
With more than a decade of proven success, the TMS Awards has established itself as one of the premier maritime awards events in Dubai. Recognized globally for its production standards, transparency, and integrity, the gala honors outstanding performance across shipping, ports, and maritime services in the Middle East and the Indian Subcontinent.
TMS Tanker Conference
11th November 2026 | Atlantis, The Palm, Dubai, UAE
Bringing together leading figures from the tanker and energy shipping segments, the TMS Tanker Conference addresses market dynamics, regulatory developments, fleet operations, and risk management within the tanker industry.
Through this partnership, Globalia reinforces its commitment to strengthening dialogue between freight forwarders and the wider maritime community. As global trade becomes increasingly interconnected, collaboration between logistics operators and maritime stakeholders is essential to ensure resilience, innovation, and sustainable growth.
By participating in these events, Globalia members can gain greater visibility within the maritime sector and enhanced opportunities to engage with decision-makers shaping the future of shipping and global transport. Globalia strongly encourages its members to take advantage of these conferences as valuable platforms for visibility, knowledge exchange, and networking.
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The TMS AITECH Conference is taking place on 14th April 2026 at Taj Exotica Resort, The Palm, Dubai, UAE. This event will bring together maritime and technology leaders to explore the practical application of artificial intelligence and digital transformation across the shipping and logistics industries.
Globalia keeps expanding the network with trusted freight forwarders across key global markets
Globalia Logistics Network begins 2026 with fresh momentum as it welcomes a new group of freight forwarding companies into its global community. Each new member brings proven local expertise, strong operational capabilities, and a shared commitment to reliable collaboration. Most importantly, their addition strengthens Globalia’s international coverage and opens the door to new partnerships, smoother cross-border operations, and long-term growth for the entire network.
New members of Globalia Logistics Network
Globalia member in Geneva and Basel, Switzerland
Laufental Int. Express Transport AG, has grown from a single delivery van into a trusted international transport provider. Founded in 2004, the company began as a sole trade focused on urgent national shipments, built on reliability and hands-on service. Steady growth followed, leading to expansion into international, time-critical transport and the transition to a limited company. Today, supported by a team of 30 professionals, Laufental delivers dependable, fast, and customer-focused transport solutions.
Globalia member in Panama City / Colon, Panama
Corredores de Aduana Moreno, S.A., Globalia’s new member in Panama City is a full-service logistics provider offering integrated solutions under one roof. The company specializes in customs brokerage, cargo consolidation, and transportation, ensuring shipments move smoothly from origin to destination through a single, coordinated team. With more than 40 trained professionals, including licensed customs brokers, lawyers, port agents, office staff, and experienced drivers, they deliver efficient, compliant, and reliable logistics services.
Globalia member in Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam
Oriental Logistics Group (OLC), Globalia’s new member in Ho Chi Minh, is part of a well-established logistics group founded in 2000. With a strong focus on Southeast Asia, OLC combines deep regional expertise with a global reach thanks to Globalia. Furthermore, the group provides end-to-end solutions, including ocean and air freight, warehousing, customs clearance, and cross-border logistics. Guided by a customer-first approach and a commitment to integrity, OLC delivers efficient, high-quality logistics services.
Globalia member in Lahore, Pakistan
Next Aviation Systems, Globalia member in Lahore, Pakistan, is a freight forwarding company built on more than 30 years of industry experience. From the start, the team adopts a commitment-first mindset and treats every shipment as a challenge to deliver with precision and accountability. By thinking beyond conventional solutions, the company provides integrated services across air freight, ocean freight, and customs brokerage. Backed by seasoned professionals and a hands-on, problem-solving approach, Next Aviation Systems supports customers with reliable, flexible, and efficient logistics solutions in Pakistan and beyond.
Globalia member in Dhaka, Bangladesh
Silk Container Lines Ltd, Globalia member in Dhaka, Bangladesh, is a well-established name in the global shipping industry with over 32 years of experience. Known for its reliability and customer-focused approach, the company supports seamless international trade through efficient and dependable logistics solutions. Silk Container Lines is committed to delivering cost-effective services tailored to each client’s specific needs, while continuously adapting to the changing demands of global markets. Driven by a mission to exceed customer expectations, the company combines industry expertise with a forward-looking mindset to remain a trusted logistics partner for businesses worldwide.
With this latest expansion, Globalia Logistics Network continues to grow with carefully selected partners. Their experience, regional strength, and collaborative mindset will help drive meaningful partnerships and shared success in the year ahead.
A cross-border, out-of-gauge shipment of heavy industrial kettles weighing 13,000 kg highlights their project forwarding expertise
Killick Martin, the member of the Globalia Logistics Network in Bristol, UK, earned finalist recognition in the Project Forwarding category at the 2025 BIFA Awards after successfully executing a complex oversized shipment from the UK to Mexico.
Originally founded in 1861 by Captain James Killick and James Henry Martin, Killick Martin entered a new phase in 2019 when it was reimagined as a global logistics provider under the Atlantic Pacific Group. While the company’s current focus is on innovation, process improvement, and digitalization across customer supply chains, it continues to draw on deep operational expertise built over more than 150 years.
The project involved transporting four industrial kettles from Manchester to Torreón, Mexico, for one of the world’s largest metallurgical mining operations. Each unit measured 4.22 x 4.22 x 3.1 metres and weighed 13,000 kg, making the cargo significantly out of gauge and requiring careful coordination across road, port, and sea transport.
Killick Martin Recognised at BIFA 2025 for OOG Project Shipment
Working in close cooperation with their partners in Mexico, they reviewed multiple routing options from the UK and Northern Europe to Mexico’s east coast. They selected a Maersk service via Bremerhaven to the Port of Altamira to meet the client’s operational timeline. They completed route planning, pricing approval, and confirmation within a short timeframe.
To manage height restrictions and infrastructure constraints, they moved the kettles onto low-loaders to the Port of Felixstowe before loading them onto container flat racks for the ocean leg. The operation involved detailed planning around crane capacity, lashing and securing methods, and multiple transloading points at both UK and Mexican ports.
Globalia Bristol also coordinated all regulatory requirements, including police escorts, highway and bridge permits, and VR1 submissions through the ESDAL system. They secured approval within a week, enabling two escorted vehicles, each carrying two kettles valued at £70,000 per unit, to move as scheduled.
Commenting on the recognition, Sarah Parsons, Managing Director, said: “Becoming a finalist at the BIFA Awards reflects the level of planning, collaboration, and attention to detail required on complex project movements like this. These shipments demand precision at every stage, and this project was a strong example of that approach in practice.”
Congratulations and all the best for their upcoming projects!
A lighthearted tale about freight forwarding, opportunity, and Globalia Logistics Network
Mr. Li was a freight forwarder in China. A good one. Efficient, meticulous, and permanently attached to his phone. His days were filled with quotes, schedules, and a never-ending symphony of emails that began with “Dear Partner” and ended with “Please revert ASAP.” Some partners were excellent. Others were… mysterious. Very mysterious. At night, when the office lights dimmed, and only his screen remained glowing, Mr. Li would sigh. “Why is it so hard,” he wondered, “to find reliable partners abroad?” Thus began the tribulations of a China agent in China… and beyond.
Chapter 1: The Problem with the World Outside
Domestically, Mr. Li was strong. He knew his market. He knew his ports. He knew who to call when a container needed to be moved yesterday. Internationally, however, the story was different. Every shipment required a new search. New agents. New introductions. New uncertainty. Some were fast, some were cheap, while some disappeared the moment something went wrong. Mr. Li did what most forwarders do: he tried to manage it all himself. He believed independence was strength. But independence, he was discovering, could also be exhausting.
A Tale About Forwarding, Opportunity, and Globalia Logistics Network
Chapter 2: A Curious Discovery
One evening, while scrolling through yet another list of potential overseas partners, Mr. Li stumbled across something different.
Not simply a directory. Not a marketplace. But a network.
A global community of freight forwarders working together under shared standards, mutual trust, and long-term collaboration. Its name was Globalia Logistics Network. Mr. Li leaned closer to the screen. “A network?” he muttered. “What exactly does that mean for a forwarder like me?”
A Tale About Forwarding, Opportunity, and Globalia Logistics Network
What Is Globalia Logistics Network?
Globalia Logistics Network is a worldwide alliance of independent freight forwarders who collaborate to provide reliable international logistics services. Unlike open directories or informal agent lists, Globalia is built on:
Carefully selected members in key cities and countries
Long-term business relationships, not one-off transactions
Mutual support and professional standards
Annual meetings and direct communication to strengthen trust
In simple terms: Globalia is not about finding agents. It is about already knowing them. For Mr. Li, this sounded… revolutionary.
Chapter 3: The Temptation of Trust
Mr. Li imagined his daily routine transformed.
No more cold emails to unknown partners. No more hoping that the agent on the other side would “do their best.” No more solving international problems alone at midnight.
Instead: a network of trusted partners in major global markets, all committed to helping each other succeed. But Mr. Li had a practical mind. “This sounds promising,” he said, “but what’s in it for an agent in China like me?”
Why Agents in China Should Join Globalia
Mr. Li adjusted his glasses and did what any sensible freight forwarder would do. He started asking practical questions. China, after all, is not a small forwarding market. It’s crowded, competitive, and full of agents who can move containers faster than you can finish a cup of tea. Why would he need a network? Then he read a little closer. For freight forwarders in China, Globalia represents a strategic business opportunity, not just a badge of membership. (I would delete this line from here)
Become a Trusted International Partner
Globalia members don’t compete blindly in open marketplaces. Overseas agents already inside the network prefer working with fellow members. That meant fewer emails that began with “We are checking options” and more that began with “We have a shipment for you.” For Mr. Li, this was a revelation. Instead of being one of ten Chinese agents quoting Guangzhou –Hamburg, he could be the Guangzhou partner someone already trusted. Less chasing. More doing business.
Build Long-Term Relationships
Rather than chasing one-off shipments, Globalia encourages stable, recurring cooperation with agents worldwide. Mr. Li was used to one-time shipments from agents he might never hear from again. Globalia promised something different: recurring cooperation. Same agents. Same lanes. Fewer surprises. The kind of relationships where people stop negotiating every detail from scratch and start saying things like, “Same terms as last time?” Mr. Li liked that very much.
Strengthen Your Global Presence
Opening overseas offices had crossed Mr. Li’s mind before. Then he looked at the costs and quickly crossed them off again. Through Globalia, he could have reliable partners in Europe, the Americas, Africa, and Southeast Asia without hiring a single new employee. To his overseas clients, he looked global. To his accountant, he still looked sensible. This, Mr. Li decided, was an excellent combination.
A Tale About Forwarding, Opportunity, and Globalia Logistics Network
Differentiate in a Competitive Market
In China, everyone claims to be reliable. Everyone promises speed. Everyone says they have “strong overseas partners.” Globalia membership meant proof. A vetted network, shared standards, and a reputation backed by real companies, not just confident emails. Mr. Li nodded. This was not just about but also about growth.
Chapter 4: The Map with Empty Spaces
Then came the detail that truly caught his attention. Globalia did not simply accept unlimited members in every city. Instead, it offered exclusive representation in specific territories. In other words: opportunity. Some Chinese cities and regions were already represented but others were still open. Forwarders in those locations could claim their territory and become the only official Globalia member in that market.
Mr. Li imagined the possibilities. “No more blending into the crowd,” he said. “No more competing only on price.” Instead, he could position his company as a recognized, preferred partner for international forwarders seeking reliable coverage in his city.
Exclusive Territory Opportunities
Globalia’s structure is designed to protect its members’ interests.
Limited number of members per city or region
No uncontrolled duplication of agents
Clear positioning as a trusted local representative
For Chinese forwarders, this means the chance to:
Secure a strategic position within an international network
Receive consistent inbound and outbound cooperation
Build reputation as the go-to agent in their territory
For Mr. Li, this was no longer a story about logistics. It was a direction story.
Chapter 5: The Decision
The next morning, Mr. Li closed the directory tabs on his browser. For the first time in years, he did not search for “agent in Europe” or “partner in Latin America.” Instead, he reached out to learn more about Globalia. He still worked hard. He still negotiated rates. But now, he was no longer working alone.
Conclusion: Fewer Tribulations, Greater Horizons
Mr. Li’s story is not unique. Across China, thousands of capable freight forwarders face the same challenge: how to grow internationally without losing control, trust, or time. Globalia Logistics Network offers a clear alternative. Not through ghosts, not through fantasy, but through real collaboration, trusted partnerships, and strategic territory opportunities. For forwarders in China ready to become more than just another name in a directory, the opportunity is simple:
Stop searching. Start connecting. Claim your place in a global network.
The year-end edition highlights member achievements, industry insights, and a look ahead to the Annual Meeting in Bangkok.
Globalia Logistics Network has published its December Newsletter, bringing members a comprehensive overview of key developments from across the network and the wider logistics industry.
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This edition features direct links to all news shared by Globalia members over the past three months, offering a snapshot of recent milestones, achievements, and initiatives from across the network. Alongside member updates, the newsletter includes curated sector news, keeping readers informed on the latest movements shaping the logistics and supply chain landscape.
Readers will also find a selection of industry-specific blogs published over the last three months, covering practical insights and trends relevant to freight forwarders and logistics professionals. In addition, the newsletter highlights key logistics news headlines to ensure members stay up to date with what matters most in the industry.
The newsletter also turns its focus to Globalia’s 7th Annual Meeting, set to take place in Bangkok from 26 to 28 October 2026. The event will bring members together for strategic discussions, networking, and collaboration in one of Asia’s most dynamic logistics hubs. Rounding out the edition is a featured article titled Discover Bangkok: A Guide to Culture, Cuisine, and Leisure Around Globalia’s Annual Meeting, giving members a preview of the destination and experiences surrounding the upcoming event.
Members are encouraged to explore the newsletter and discover the stories, insights, and opportunities shaping the Globalia network.
Freightneezer Scrooge and the Three Spirits of Logistics
Freightneezer Scrooge was a freight forwarder who believed in many things: rates, cut-off times, and Excel spreadsheets. But above all, he believed in one sacred principle: “I don’t need a network.”
On Christmas Eve, while the rest of the city was busy eating mince pies and pretending to enjoy office parties, Freightneezer sat alone in his office, refreshing freight directories like a man possessed.
“Agent in Jakarta… agent in Lima… agent in nowhere in particular,” he grumbled. Hundreds of names. Zero relationships. “Why join a network,” he scoffed, “when I can send ten emails and hope one replies?” As the clock struck midnight, a loud ping echoed through the office. Not an email. Not an invoice. Something… supernatural.
A translucent figure appeared, wrapped in old bills of lading and dusty contracts. “I am the Ghost of Logistics Past,” it announced. Before Freightneezer could say “please confirm your best rate,” he was transported back in time. He realized he’d been picking agents for the speed of their replies, then trusting “very professional companies” that vanished the second a shipment hit trouble. However, what lingered was the uneasy thought afterward: strange how solid they looked on paper. They showed up in search results, lists, the old white pages of logistics, even recommended by AI assistants. And yet, gone.
“You were never short of contacts,” said the ghost gently. “Only of trust.” Freightneezer winced. Suddenly, the office transformed. Phones rang. Screens glowed. Laughter, actual laughter, could be heard.
The Ghost of Logistics Present stood proudly before him. “These forwarders don’t ask for recommendations,” the ghost said. “They already have them.” Freightneezer watched members of a global network working together. Problems solved with one call. Shipments moving smoothly. No frantic emails titled URGENT URGENT URGENT.
“They’re not cheaper,” Freightneezer noted. “No,” replied the ghost. “They’re better.” Then everything went quiet.
The Ghost of Logistics Future appeared, pointing to two visions. In one, Freightneezer was still alone, still searching directories at midnight, still saying, ‘This agent seemed fine at first.’ In the other, he was part of a trusted global network. Fewer emails, more confidence and stronger relationships that lasted longer than a single shipment.
Then, one name appeared briefly in the glow, Globalia Logistics Network, not as an advertisement, but as a symbol of what happens when forwarders stop searching and start trusting.
Freightneezer woke up suddenly at his desk. Christmas morning. He laughed, closing the search engine and opened something new. “Maybe,” he said, smiling, “independence doesn’t mean being alone.”
And from that day on, Freightneezer Scrooge became a changed forwarder. Still careful with rates, old habits die hard, but wiser, warmer, and finally part of a network built on real relationships.
Because in logistics, the best connections are not found. They’re built. Season’s Greetings from Globalia Logistics Network!
“When we share a member’s success story, an interesting project, or even a quick interview, we’re putting their work in front of people who matter: other forwarders, potential partners, and clients from all over the world. What this means is that members get to show what they’re good at without having to shout about it themselves.”
Globalia Logistics Network has recently welcomed Luisana Escobar as its new Social Media Expert, a role created to strengthen the network’s digital visibility and expand its online community. In a world where a strong online presence is essential for logistics professionals, her work focuses on giving members a louder voice, wider reach, and greater recognition through Globalia’s social media channels, blog, website, WhatsApp group, and news features.
We caught up with her to talk about how Globalia’s digital communication strategy helps members grow, both within the network and across the wider logistics industry, and to learn a bit more about the person behind the posts.
Globalia’s Social Media and online strategist- Luisana Escobar
Q. Luisana, you manage Globalia’s social media presence. How do you see its role in connecting members across the network?
A. Social media has become the heartbeat of our communication. Through our platforms, we give visibility to members’ achievements, promote their success stories, and share industry updates that help strengthen the bond within the Globalia community. Therefore, it’s not just about posting; it’s about creating meaningful connections and keeping our network active, dynamic, and visible every day.
Q. Globalia’s posts often feature member news, interviews, and blogs. How do these contribute to members’ visibility?
A. Honestly, these posts do a lot more than just fill up our feed. When we share a member’s success story, an interesting project, or even a quick interview, we’re putting their work in front of people who matter: other forwarders, potential partners, and clients from all over the world. What this means is that members get to show what they’re good at without having to shout about it themselves. A solid project story or a sharp interview instantly makes a company look reliable and skilled. And when their updates keep appearing on our website, social media, and even inside our members-only WhatsApp group, it builds a steady flow of recognition. Over time, that visibility translates into credibility, connections, and new business opportunities.
Q. How can members participate more actively in Globalia’s online community?
A. The simplest way to get more involved is to keep us in the loop. Share what’s happening at your company, photos, new services, big wins, anniversaries, certifications, anything that shows your team in action. We’re always happy to highlight member updates on the news section and across our social channels. Engagement works both ways. It also helps when members jump into the conversation by liking, commenting, or sharing posts. Engagement lifts the visibility of the entire network.
And of course, joining the members-only WhatsApp group is a huge plus. It’s professional, exclusive, and incredibly useful for staying in touch. You can even manage all your contacts directly through the Members Area, which makes networking much smoother. The more active the community is, the stronger Globalia’s presence becomes, and that helps every member get noticed.
Q. Globalia’s social media following keeps growing. What platforms are most active right now?
A. We’re active on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp and X (Twitter). LinkedIn is where we see the most professional engagement; it’s where logistics leaders interact, exchange ideas, and recognize each other’s work. Facebook and Instagram help us show a more personal side of the network, while X lets us share industry trends and quick updates. And of course, our members-only WhatsApp group keeps everyone connected in real time, which makes sharing news or opportunities much easier. Each platform does something different, and when members follow and engage with all of them, their achievements travel farther.
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Q. Besides social media, how do Globalia’s website and web app support member visibility?
A. They play a bigger role than many people realize. Every piece of member news we publish shows up both on the website and the web app, so members get steady visibility. The website, in particular, works as a long-term reference. When someone searches for a member online, seeing their projects or achievements featured on a reputable industry site immediately strengthens their brand and even helps with SEO. The web app, on the other hand, makes it easy for members to access updates on the go. Together, they keep member news accessible, credible, and easy to find.
Q. What’s next for Globalia’s online presence?
A. We’re working toward more interactive formats short videos, event highlights, and behind-the-scenes glimpses from our Annual Meetings. We want Globalia’s channels to feel like a community hub, not just a news feed. Every click, every post, and every member contribution helps make that happen. And all of this ties back into the website and web app, which serve as long-term reference points for members’ stories. It’s great for branding, and it also strengthens their SEO footprint, which many forwarders really appreciate.
Q. On a more personal note, what do you enjoy doing when you’re not working?
A. When I’m off the clock, I’m usually buried in a book or watching a good movie. I also like keeping an eye on new marketing ideas and trends, partly because I enjoy it, partly because it helps me stay sharp and bring better value to our members.
Q. If you had to describe your job in three words, what would they be?
A. I’d say creative, collaborative, and dynamic. No two days look the same, and that’s exactly what keeps the job fun.
Q. Any message you’d like to share with Globalia members?
A. Stay active and stay connected. Our social media, News Section, website, WhatsApp group, and blog are all there to highlight your achievements, so use them. The more stories you share and the more you engage, the stronger our collective presence becomes. And that visibility benefits every single member. Our community works best when we build it together.
More than 10,500 professionals will convene at Dubai World Trade Centre this February to connect with key players driving the Middle East’s project cargo growth
Breakbulk Middle East 2026
Globalia Logistics Network is proud to support Breakbulk Middle East 2026, the region’s premier project cargo event happening on 4-5 February at the Dubai World Trade Centre (Halls 5-8 & Pavilion). This event brings together over 10,500 industry professionals from 125 countries, offering unparalleled opportunities to connect with government officials, top oil & gas leaders, EPCs, and logistics experts driving the Middle East’s ambitious infrastructure projects.
Tickets are free, and we encourage all members and industry partners to register early using this link.
For over a decade, Breakbulk Middle East has been the must-attend event for companies shaping the region’s most ambitious infrastructure and energy projects. Exhibitors and visitors alike benefit from a concentrated, high-quality audience focused on project cargo, breakbulk, and logistics solutions.
Globalia members attending will have the chance to showcase their expertise, forge valuable partnerships, and gain exposure to key markets that continue to lead the world in innovation and infrastructure development. With 94% of exhibitors returning year after year, Breakbulk Middle East has proven itself as an essential platform for business growth.
By supporting premier industry events like Breakbulk Middle East, Globalia Logistics Network strengthens our collective brand, making it more visible and relevant across the global logistics landscape. After all, that is the core reason behind our commitment: to empower members through strategic connections and shared success.
Breakbulk Middle East 2026 – Event Details:
Date: 4-5 February 2026
Location: Dubai World Trade Centre, Halls 5, 6, 7, 8 & Pavilion
Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of the region’s premier project cargo event and connect with over 200 exhibitors and thousands of professionals driving the future of breakbulk logistics in the Middle East and beyond.
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