The fourth edition of the Europe-Asia Intermodal Logistics Forum will take place in Düsseldorf on 28-29 October 2026. The Forum brings together rail, road and sea operators, ports, terminals, freight forwarders, cargo owners and investors to discuss how freight routes between Europe and Asia are changing and what this means for integrated supply chains.
2026 PROGRAMME FOCUS
- European multimodal logistics - rail, road, sea, ports, terminals and inland logistics hubs
- Europe-Asia corridors and competition - the Middle Corridor, China-Europe rail routes, the Caspian region, the Black Sea and maritime alternatives
- Investment in intermodal infrastructure - CEF, InvestEU, EIB, Global Gateway, PPP models and private investment in ports and terminals
AGENDA
28 October - full-day conference, exhibition and gala dinner
29 October - technical visit to the Port of Duisburg
CONFIRMED SPEAKERS AND PANELLISTS INCLUDE
- Thomas Kowitzki, VP, Global Head of China Rail / Multimodal, DHL Global Forwarding (Germany)
- Lu Liu, Head of the Europe Region, Neptune Logistics Group (China)
- Pavel Lagov, Product Manager Central Asia, Hellmann Worldwide Logistics (Germany)
- Dr. Martin Neese, CEO Logistics Division, VTG (Germany)
- Alona Toprak, Managing Director / CSO, DB Cargo Eurasia (Germany)
- Guanzhe Cao, Head of Asia Desk, duisport Group (Germany)
- Alexandra Ogneva, Board Projects, Project Head EECCA, Rhenus Logistics (Poland)
- Sylvain Philippe, European Multimodal Development Manager, FM Logistic (France)
- Hubert Białobrzeski, Key Trade Lane Manager Eastern Markets, Rohlig SUUS Logistics (Poland)
- Liliana Krutonog, General Director, MALBI-trans (Czech Republic)
- Daniel Jarnea, Head of Marketing Department, Constanta Port Administration (Romania)
- Nikola Kosev, Head of Operations Department, Terminal West, BMF Port Burgas (Bulgaria)
- Christian Schramm, Vice President, Infrastructure, KfW IPEX-Bank (Germany)
- Oleg Matiusha, Partner, Kinstellar (Ukraine)
REGISTRATION AND DETAILS
