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DHL partners with German firm on SAFs + Alibaba plans to list logistics unit on Hong Kong Stock Exchange. PLUS: Azerbaijan, Turkey eye land corridor via Armenia

DHL and Sasol partner up with Germany’s HH2E on SAF production: German logistics firm DHL and South Africa’s Sasol — the world’s largest producer of fuels and chemicals from coal and gas — have entered an agreement with Berlin-based clean energy supplier HH2E to expand the production of sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) in Germany, according […]

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25-27 September (Monday-Wednesday): Airline Economics Growth Frontiers Middle East & Africa, The Ritz-Carlton, Dubai, UAE. 25-27 September (Monday-Wednesday): Agriculture Horticulture Development Board’s trade mission to Kuwait. 26-27 September (Tuesday-Wednesday):Dubai World Congress for Self-Driving Transport, Dubai World Trade Centre, UAE. 26-27 September (Tuesday-Wednesday): Gulf-Iraq Business Forum, Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry, UAE. 26-28 September (Tuesday-Thursday): […]

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TODAY: Russia exempts bunker fuel from export ban + AIIB meeting, Global Sustainable Transport Forum wrap today

Good morning, friends. We have a nice, light issue for you today, as conference season continues with multiple infrastructure- and transport-related forums to keep an eye on. THE BIG LOGISTICS STORY- Saudi Arabia’s S AL Saudi Logistics Services’ IPO subscription cou ld raise some USD 627-678 mn in its upcoming IPO, after it set its […]

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Qatar inks air services agreement with the Bahamas + Egypt, China discuss BRI, trade ties

Qatar, Bahamas ink air services agreeme nt + discuss boosting transport ties: Qatari Transport Minister Jassim Al Sulaiti and Bahamian Deputy Prime Minister Isaac Chester Cooper have inked an air services agreement between the two countries, according to a statement. The agreement aims to expand airspace access for the national carrier and increase its global […]

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Half of the global order book is currently dominated by container ships + LNG carriers

LNG carriers + container ships dominate global orderbook : Some 50% of the global ship orderbook is contracted for LNG carriers and container ships , Splash reports,citing recent data by Clarkson Research. The amount of LNG orders alone are equivalent to 53% of the world’s existing fleet, while tanker orders are equivalent to just 5% […]

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