Transport and Covid-19: responses and resources

Trading Arteries & Global Supply Chains at Stake

15 February 2024 ,  Piraeus ,  Greece ,  Geo Routes

ITF Secretary-General Young Tae Kim joins the Balkans & Black Sea Forum 2024, which will be held in collaboration with the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China and be hosted by the Piraeus Port Authority. Given the recent disruptions in global transports, shipping, and supply chains due to the spiralling conflict in the Middle East region, the Balkans & Black Sea Forum 2024 devotes its upcoming 5th edition, “Trading Arteries & Global Supply Chains at Stake”. Diplomats, experts, policymakers, heads of international organisations, and business executives will discuss and delve into the means to address the serious challenges that burden the supply chains and globalised economies.

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