DP WORLD DAVOS 2023 SESSION RECAP : Relaunching Trade,Growth and Investment
DAVOS : The concept of a fragmented world permeates this year’s World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos, and raises serious implications for global trade. Speaking at a panel session on Tuesday 17th January, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Director-
DP WORLD DAVOS 2023 SESSION RECAP : Rewiring the Globe for Resilience
DAVOS : Resilience matters, but we need to think of building resilience into supply chains as a long-term investment and not a cost. “Companies that act in a resilient way outperform their peers by
DP WORLD DAVOS 2023 SESSION RECAP : The case for Trade
DAVOS : Increasing fragmentation of capital, supply chains, digital flows and other aspects of global trade have prompted calls for a rethink on globalisation. But what can we learn that could help shape a
DP WORLD DAVOS 2023 SESSION RECAP: Technology for a more resilient World
DAVOS : Speaking on the second day of the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos, Julie Sweet, Chair and CEO of Accenture, said that “The metaverse is going faster than we expected because
DP World forecasts further freight rate fall as demand slows
DAVOS (SWITZERLAND) : DP World expects freight rates to drop by a further 15% to 20% in 2023, with the worst still to come as demand slows, the Dubai-based global logistics company’s deputy Chief
How to stimulate and sustain supply chain resilience – now
By Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem, GROUP CHAIRMAN & CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, DP World Businesses looking to optimise their global value chains have always had to find a way to circumvent trade tensions and bottlenecks.
Transworld Group and DP World’s World Security partner to train Indian workers for UAE jobs
DUBAI : World Security, a DP World Company, entered a strategic partnership with Transworld Group, a renowned shipping and logistics company, to expand its offerings as a leading turnkey security, facility management and manpower
DP World reiterates commitment to invest $1 billion in Bangladesh
Dubai-based multinational logistics company DP World will invest $1 billion in Bangladesh’s supply chain infrastructure, including ports, rail network and inland container terminals. The investment will be made under the government-to-government agreement signed in