Ethiopian freight industry delegation visits the UK to strengthen logistics partnership
LONDON: A high-level delegation from the Ethiopian Freight Forwarders and Shipping Agents Association (EFFSAA) has completed a successful visit to the UK, hosted by the British International Freight Association (BIFA). The visit followed the
Rhenus strengthens its Air Freight Gateways Network in Southeast Asia to support Global Trade
SINGAPORE: Leading global logistics provider Rhenus Group is steadily increasing its investments in Southeast Asia, as part of its ongoing plans to strengthen its presence across key trade corridors globally. The China+1 strategy has
First scheduled freight train from Russia reaches Iran’s Aprin dry port
TEHRAN : The first scheduled freight train from Russia arrived at Iran’s Aprin dry port on Saturday, marking a major step toward strengthening trade relations between the two countries and launching regular train operations
Piyush Goyal visits Melbourne, holds bilateral meetings to review progress of India–Australia CECA negotiations
MELBOURNE : Union Minister of Commerce and Industry Shri Piyush Goyal visited Melbourne, Australia, on 8th November 2025 to hold bilateral discussions with Minister for Trade and Tourism of Australia Senator the Hon. Don
Fourth Round of India–New Zealand FTA negotiations concludes successfully
AUCKLAND : The fourth round of negotiations on the India–New Zealand Free Trade Agreement (FTA) concluded on Saturday in Auckland and Rotorua, following five days of constructive and forward-looking discussions between the two sides.
CONCOR launches first door-to-door parcel service under rapid cargo service initiative
AHMEDABAD : The Container Corporation of India Ltd. (CONCOR) achieved a major milestone on Sunday as its Ahmedabad Cluster flagged off the first door-to-door parcel service from Kankaria (Ahmedabad) to Sankrail (Kolkata) under the
Andhra Pradesh to showcase Maritime Potential at CII Partnership Summit
VIJAYWADA: As the maritime trade potential of the State’s 1,053 km coast remains largely untapped despite having port access every 280 km, the Government of Andhra Pradesh (GoAP) is going to pull out all
Gujarat’s chemical sector eyes Chinese market amid slowdown in US Exports
AHMEDABAD : Chemical exports from Gujarat and India to the United States have dropped sharply and are now nearly at a standstill, delivering a severe blow to the country’s chemical industry. The decline follows