Exciting news for The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT) Central Asia branch as they recently celebrated five years of excellence!

A Vision for Transport Planning in UK: A framework for better, more prosperous places is the third report in the Vision 2035 series

On 24th – 27th April 2023, the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT) Rwanda held the annual Africa Forum in Rwanda, for an exciting four days of learning, networking and discussion.

On the 18th May 2023, the International Day for Women in Maritime, initiated by the International Maritime Organization, was acknowledged globally and celebrated by CILT Pakistan.

On March 1, 2023, @USAID Central Asia’s Trade activity in Turkmenistan and the ‘Turkmen Logistics" public association signed an MoU.

On the 23rd February, the Membership Services pillar of WiLAT Sri Lanka organised a successful field visit to the Colombo International Airport in Ratmalana.

“Without ships, more than planes I would say, the world would stop. Stop. Every shipment counts. They are more than just key workers, these people.”

The end of the 2019 is upon us, and with it the end of our Centenary year and the Centenary Campaign.

CILT International President Kevin Byrne to discuss the significance of the One Belt, One Road policy (OBOR), and the key role CILT can play in the future of world logistics.

Nasreen Haque, former Chair of CILT Pakistan and current Chair of Women in Logistic and Transport Pakistan to speak at 4th China International Logistics Development Conference.

This IIEA policy brief explores the implications of Brexit for transport policy within Ireland and its impact on Irish aviation and freight.

Find out more about the challenges and opportunities facing CILT Kazakhstan, the newest member of our global family.