15th MARLOG International Maritime Transport and Logistics Conference on “Smart & Resilient Logistics Corridors: Future Gateway to the Green Trade”
Transport et développement urbain
8-10 February 2026, Alexandria, Egypt – In the framework of its ongoing collaboration with the Arab Academy of Science, Technology and Maritime Transport (AASTMT), the UfM Secretariat will support and participate once again in the 15th MARLOG International Maritime Transport and Logistics Conference on “Smart & Resilient Logistics Corridors: Future Gateway to the Green Trade”.
To be held in Alexandria, Egypt on 8-10 February 2026, the conference will be enhance regional dialogue an opportunity to discuss prospects for cooperation with global and regional stakeholders, as well as with longtime partners such as the Arab Academy’s Port Training Institute and MEDports Association.
The conference will bring together a diverse group of experts from the fields of ports, logistics, sustainability, and technology to discuss the latest trends and innovations smart and resilient logistics corridors. It will shed light on the pivotal role of Smart Green Logistic Corridors in enhancing and maximizing global trade flows. MARLOG15 will explore key pillars that form the foundation for developing strategies in the establishment and management of logistic corridors, with the ultimate goal of achieving operational and service optimization.
Global supply chains are undergoing rapid transformation, driven by technological developments, sustainability requirements, and the growing demand for efficient, synchronized deliveries. This evolution has led to the emergence of integrated logistic corridors, designed to optimize the flow of goods while maintaining high operational standards. Smart Green Logistic Corridors represent a cornerstone approach to enhancing supply chain efficiency, sustainability, and digital transformation. By integrating advanced technologies such as IoT, AI, blockchain, and big data analytics, these corridors enable real-time monitoring, process automation, and data-driven decision-making.
The adoption of smart multimodal transport systems, including electric vehicles, railways, and inland waterways, plays a key role in reducing carbon emissions and minimizing the environmental impact of freight transport. Through seamless connectivity and collaborative partnerships between governments, logistics providers, and technology firms, Smart Green Logistic Corridors pave the way for more resilient, sustainable, and future-ready supply chains.
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