Sri Lanka’s Logistics and Maritime Sectors to Expand Global Footprint at Transport Logistic 2025

Scheduled to take place from 2nd to 5th June 2025 at the Trade Fair Center Messe München in Germany, this internationally acclaimed event will convene over 2,300 exhibitors and more than 64,000 industry professionals from across the globe, providing an exceptional platform for knowledge sharing, high-level networking, and strategic business development. 

Recognizing the importance of strong industry representation, AHK Sri Lanka will be organizing this delegation in collaboration with the Sri Lanka Logistics & Freight Forwarders Association (SLFFA) and the Ceylon Association of Shipping Agents (CASA). Their active involvement ensures that this initiative aligns with the growth ambitions of Sri Lanka’s logistics and maritime industries, while also supporting industry stakeholders in gaining maximum exposure and engagement at this global event. 

As Sri Lanka strives to position itself as a key logistics hub in South Asia, participation in Transport Logistic 2025 presents a vital opportunity to gain direct exposure to global best practices, advanced technologies, and sustainable business models. With growing demand for resilient supply chains, digital transformation, and infrastructure modernization, Sri Lankan businesses stand to benefit from insights into emerging industry trends, innovative mobility solutions, and integrated logistics frameworks that drive efficiency and competitiveness. With Sri Lanka’s ambitions to strengthen its port operations, expand its free zones, and develop integrated mobility solutions, this event presents a timely opportunity to learn, collaborate, and invest in the future. 

Beyond a conventional logistics exhibition, Transport Logistic 2025 encompasses the full spectrum of the industry, covering freight transport, supply chain management, and intelligent mobility solutions while showcasing how modern transport systems are adapting to global trade challenges. Special emphasis is also placed on sectors such as intralogistics, telecommunications, and IT, making it an essential event for professionals seeking integrated, end-to-end solutions. 

Further enhancing business prospects, AHK Sri Lanka will arrange exclusive B2B meetings for the delegates participating, connecting them with key German industry players, business associations, and multipliers. These focused engagements will strengthen bilateral trade and investment partnerships between Sri Lanka and Germany, fostering long-term collaboration in logistics, shipping, and mobility solutions. 

As part of the AHK Sri Lanka delegation, several leading companies from the local logistics and shipping sectors will be in attendance, including Marine Shipping Services Lanka (Pvt) Ltd, Rays International Shipping (Pvt) Ltd, Advantis Free Zone Ltd, Pulsar Shipping Agencies (Pvt) Ltd, Abans Logistics (Pvt) Ltd, Diesel & Motor Engineering PLC, Smart Marine Lanka (Pvt) Ltd, Omega Shipping (Pvt) Ltd, and Hapag Lloyd Lanka (Pvt) Ltd. Their participation underscores the growing importance of Sri Lanka’s role in the global logistics landscape and reflects the country's commitment to adopting innovative and sustainable practices to support its economic development. 

By taking part in Transport Logistic 2025, Sri Lankan companies will have the opportunity to forge valuable international partnerships, explore emerging trends, and contribute to the advancement of the country’s logistics and mobility sectors. Strengthening these global connections will be vital to enhancing Sri Lanka’s competitiveness, attracting investment, and supporting the infrastructure and technological advancements needed to drive future growth. 

With a limited number of slots available, AHK Sri Lanka invites industry professionals to secure their participation in this exclusive delegation at the earliest opportunity. Interested companies are encouraged to register before the deadline on 17th March 2025 to ensure their place at this prestigious global event. 

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