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G.A.P. Vassilopoulos Group was founded in 1964, with a vision to serve the commercial community, by providing interrelated services under one roof as a One-Stop shop. Through continual growth, the Group today ranks among the top 25 organizations in Cyprus and provides services in the Logistics Sector, Financial Sector as well as in the Hospitality and Consumer Sector.

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• Port Operations

• Marine Services

• Freight Forwarding

• Shipping Agency

• Oil & Gas Logistics

• Warehouse & Distribution Logistics

• Merchandising Services

• Contract Packing & Labeling

• Domestic Express Courier

• Airport Ground Handling

• Airlines Representation (GSA)

• Customs Clearing & Bonded Warehouse

• Ship Provisions & Supplies Operation

• International Express Courier

• Supply Chain Retail@Link

Our Group is listed on the Cyprus Stock Exchange since 2001 and currently operates via a network of over 3.000 offices/associates/selling points throughout Cyprus, the United Kingdom, Germany, Ireland, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg and Israel.

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• Insurance Services

• International Money Transfers

• Business FX Payments

• Card Processing

Hospitality & Consumer Services

• Travel & Tourism

• Hotels

• Mobile Top-Up & Bill Payments Solutions

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ΑΘΗΝΑΙΚΗ ΟΙΚΟΝΟΜΙΚΗ Ε.Π.Ε.

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ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΑ ΤΑΧΥΔΡΟΜΕΙΑ Α.Ε.

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Multimodal Terminal of the Tagus Valley (TVT), Πορτογαλία

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και Operation Director της MS Logistics

το 1989.

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Head of Supply Chain. Θέμα:

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Branch: 10 Salaminos str., 546 25 Thessaloniki, Greece

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6th SC&L Expo INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATIONS

The impact to the future

Fotis Daoussis | International Business Director

The contribution of ÇGreek LogisticsÈ

At a time where the logistics market prospects begin to register a positive trend following the significant progress on strategic infrastructure projects, such as the Greek section of the Trans-European Transport Network (TEN-T), expansion of Ports and creation of port networks, construction plans for logistics parks as well as rail road network modernization, aided by key funding and/or investments, the 6th International Supply Chain & Logistics Exhibition commences November 4th. The organizers, seeking out collaborations with interested parties around Europe and the rest of the world, established communications with organizations from Europe and Asia. On their quest for solid partnerships, were strongly supported by the Commercial Sections of Embassies as well as bilateral organizations such as the Chambers of Commerce of various countries.

In addition to those, the organizers joined large scale business networks, partnered with similar exhibitions abroad and established collaborations with strong media partners focusing on their main goal, being the contribution to the national effort of Greece becoming a European Logistics Hub through the organization of the internationally acclaimed supply chain & logistics exhibition that takes place in Greece and where parties from all over the world meet to get the latest updates on world logistics, establishing new collaborations and striking mutually beneficial deals.

Through our visits to various well established global exhibitions, significant technical knowledge was obtained, while the awareness of the latest

developments in logistics in Greece was raised. Meetings took place with companies in the broad logistics sector that operate internationally as well as companies with a potential to expand their business across borders, thus looking for strong partnerships or investing opportunities. Following the international visits, there were many requests by various organizations for further information on November’s exhibition in Athens, Greece thus, new media partnerships were formed. We estimate that through our strategic partnerships, information on the 6th International Supply Chain and Logistics Exhibition has been spread over most of the European logistics market as well as a few non-European countries but with a large commercial potential such as the CIS, Far East and Iranian markets.

We would like to express our sincere gratitude to all our partner organizations who invested their precious time to assist us in finding their member companies most interested in European logistics as well to our media partners who helped us focus the spread of information to relevant parties.

This section of the pre-exhibition edition of Supply Chain and Logistics Magazine is dedicated to them where it is our honor to include their statements on bilateral collaborations focusing on logistics.

It is our strong hope that the effort put to organize the international exhibition on logistics in Athens, will significantly contribute towards the national goal of Greece taking its place amongst the European logistics hubs, becoming the place where the global supply chain market will meet to learn the latest updates and establish efficient logistics networks.

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GREECE AS A LOGISTICS HUB The new silk road leads via piraeus to... austria

5-Dr. Gerd Dϋckelmann-Dublany | Head of ADVANTAGE AUSTRIA Athens

The contribution of ÇGreek LogisticsÈ

to the country’s GDP is estimated to be 10-12%. Despite the economic crisis having cost the sector one third of the total transportation value, we observe strong stabilization tendencies since 2014/15. The main market segments include Road and Sea Transports. Greece has mainly invested in its motorways in the past years and has thus set the high standard for the Balkan region in this respect. In regards to shipping, Greece is an undisputed global leader. Rail and Air Transports are less developed market segments but with huge potential, especially if combined with the more mature Road and Sea Transports. The outsourcing of logistics is still considerably below the European average, which however also implies growth potential for 3PL services in Greece.

“Greek Logistics” are not only important for Greece. As an integral part of the ‘One Belt, One Road’ project, the port of Piraeus is about to position itself as a major logistics hub for the entire region. Primarily thanks to its geographic position – being the first European harbor after passing through the Suez Canal – it is no coincidence that it was chosen by the Chinese giant COSCO as the “Gateway to Europe”. The Chinese have spent tremendous amounts on the modernization of the facilities and processes of the port. Resulting in Piraeus to catapult to one of the top ports in Europe. Piraeus offers some very competitive advantages for importers and exporters from/to China and the Far East region in particular. Transit times for my home country Austria for example are substantially shorter via Piraeus - on average by seven days compared with Hamburg or Rotterdam. As a free zone, Type One,

Piraeus also offers significant tax and customs privileges.

A Greek-Austrian joint venture, which recently became the first private provider of rail-cargo transports in Greece, has already profited from these recent developments in Piraeus. And I am confident that there will soon be others to follow.

Despite a still rather bureaucratic legal framework – shipping exempted – we see things moving forward slowly but steadily. Law Nr. 4302/2014, enabling companies to offer both warehousing and transportation services, is an excellent example in this regard. The privatization/ liberalization wave that has finally reached this country should bring large investments in transport infrastructure. With this support, change and ultimately a notable upgrade in Greece’s position in the South East European region is a strong possibility. In relation to the most promising areas for cooperation, I would include 3PL, combined transports, transit and value added services.

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THE VISION OF HELLENIC CHINESE CHAMBER The Chamber's role on the development of bilateral cooperation

Constantine Yannidis | President of the Hellenic Chinese Chamber, Entrepreneur, President of VITEX

Greece and China

do not only share a common past but also a common vision for the future that will be based on the better knowledge of each other.

Although Greece and China are geographically far away, they are linked by friendship and mutual appreciation. Both countries are cradles of ancient civilizations and, at the same time, they enhance their cooperation with their eyes set on the future.

Culture, education and science, together with contacts and exchanges between people, form the basis of the traditional Silk Road (One Belt One Road), linking China and Europe, with Greece playing a central role in these relations.

We strongly believe that without foreign investments the Greek economy will not recover soon. Whoever loves Greece and respects the Greeks cannot stand for the opposite.

People, cities, and businesses of the two countries share the same dream, that is, to realize the revitalization of their respective nations. It has been proven in history that the future of countries and nations are becoming increasingly intertwined. Only through enhanced cooperation can countries realize joint revitalization and become an inseparable community. That is why, 2017 is the year, where China is the “honored country” for Greece and Greece is being the “honored country” for China. Greek - Chinese cooperation in infrastructure & Logistics projects establish Greece as a strategic Hub for trade between Europe & Asia

A number of Chinese companies including China’s shipping giant COSCO Holdings have invested in a wide array of sectors in Greece, in recent years, and continue to show a strong interest in the country.

In August 2016, Cosco became the major stakeholder and assumed the management of Greece’s largest harbor, Piraeus Port Authority. This investment establishes Greece as a global Hub for bilateral trade, something that provides new business opportunities for Greek Logistics & Exporting companies, and has a positive impact in the Greek economy. Greek ship owning companies play a strategic role in the development of the Chinese export economy, transporting the vast amount of Chinese goods (over 40% of China’s raw materials & oil trade is transported via Greek owned companies) across the world.

In addition AIR CHINA has recently initiated direct flights from Beijing to Athens, something that will further boost not only bilateral tourism but also trade and logistics between the two countries. Due to this the position of Greece is further enhanced as a strategic global Hub for trade between Europe & Asia.

In these hard times of recession, initiatives such as the organization of the “6th International Logistics & Supply Chain” Trade Fair, is of strategic importance for the further development of the Greek economy in these turbulent times. In addition we would like to personally congratulate the organizers and provide our warm wishes for the success of this Trade Fair.

GERMAN-HELLENIC CHAMBER Cooperation possibilities between german and greek enterprises on a supply chain level

Dr. Eng. Athanassios Kelemis | General Manager and Member of the Managing Board

Greece's geographical position and the advancement of major investment plans in the transport sector create significant potential in the area of logistics. Based on estimates, it appears that this sector together with tourism, new technologies, pharmaceuticals and the primary sector represent the key axes along which Greece’s new production model should evolve.

In particular, the proximity of the country’s points of entry to the sizeable German market and to Central Europe in general, creates fertile ground for important synergies between Greek and German enterprises. The arrival of Cosco, which has established Greece as the European gateway to the new Silk Road, and the development of 14 regional airports by Fraport are opening the way to stimulating the sector with new investments.

It is indicative that a number of German businesses are being swept up by the momentum and are boosting their presence in Greece. Recently, in fact, DB Schenker, a subsidiary of Deutsche Bahn railways, opened a new 6,000 square metre warehouse facility in Aspropyrgos.

Moreover, the German DHL, a Deutsche Post subsidiary, opened its new facility at Athens International Airport to support its courier services. At the same time, there is evident activity in regard to the Thriasio freight centre, where TRAINOSE owns the right of use of the sizeable warehouse facilities there. Similarly, new infrastructure is being planned for the Piraeus Port Authority (OLP), while private companies in the logistics sector are also preparing to invest where opportunities arise in the transport sector.

In addition, within the next few months, Fraport’s taking over of the management of the 14 regional airports, particularly those of Thessaloniki and Kavala which are connected to Greece’s major port facilities, will create new opportunities for both German and Greek enterprises that wish to take advantage of combined modes of transport.

According to studies by the Greek National Bank and the Foundation for Economic and Industrial Research (IOBE), it is clear that the logistics sector could go a long way to rebooting efforts to reverse the course of the Greek economy. It is estimated that it could contribute 0.8% of the GDP annually and a total of €20.7 billion over the period 20162025. A study undertaken by the Hellenic Society of Logistics and another by the University of the Aegean found that Greece is in 44th place in the global logistics market, but that it also has a significant margin for further improvement. In fact, it is estimated that logistics contributes up to 10.8% of the Greek GDP (2014 data).

Thus, the country could well take its share of the growing interconnectedness of international economies creating new conditions in global trade by taking advantage of its position on the world map. However, immediate action and initiatives are needed so that both businesses and the State can chart an integrated strategy. Such issues as taxation of road transport, designing urban hubs contiguous to the railway network, developing partnerships, raising awareness of such issues among local authorities and further improving customs procedures and operations are all challenges that require a response so that the sector can get on an investment track.

RUSSIA - GREECE

A very well organized bilateral business model

The chamber of the Greek-Russian

Relationships has more than 300 company members from various industries that are exporting their products to countries outside Greece and mainly to Russia. Transport and logistics management is crucial for their operations and can give a competitive advantage to those that evolve this department. Due to the fact that the Russian Federation shows a great importance on the organization and development of the Eurasian Union I would like to highlight how crucial are transport and logistics for the Eurasian Union and the advantages these countries will gain by developing the Transport and logistics department inside the Union. The Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) is an international organization for regional economic integration. It has international legal personality and is established by the Treaty on the Eurasian Economic Union.The EAEU provides for free movement of goods, services, capital and labor, pursues coordinated, harmonized and single policy in the sectors determined by the Treaty and international agreements within the Union. The Member-States of the Eurasian Economic Union are the Republic of Armenia, the Republic of Belarus, the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic and the Russian Federation.

The main objectives of the Eurasian Union are a Common Transport Area and a Common Market of Transportation Services

These will be implemented through

• free movement of goods, passengers and vehicles as well as compatibility of transport systems of the Member States

• equal opportunities for providers of transportation services

• integration of transport systems of the Member States into the global transport system • improvement of transportation services quality

• transport safety • mitigation of environmental and health impact of transport • science and innovation in transport • effective management of workforce in the Member States • maximization of transport potential of the Member States

Till now there have been achievements on the fields of:

• permit-based system of international carriage of goods by road between the Member States has been removed • transport (road transport) control has been relocated to the external border of the Union • exchange of information between transport control authorities has been established • tariffs (export, import and domestic) for the carriage of goods by railway have been unified • transit tariff terms and conditions have been determined • infrastructure access rules in adjacent areas of the neighboring Member States have been determined • road freight cabotage rules have been introduced

These achievements leads to: • increased cargo turnover and volume of carriage of goods • reduced transportation costs • optimized carriage of goods • fair transport tariffs • enhanced transit potential • reduced empty running the ways to be more effective • harmonization of legislation of the Member States • application of equal (non-discriminatory) transport tariffs • equal (non-discriminatory) access of companies of the Member States to transport infrastructure • development of intelligent transport systems • development of carriage of passengers • promotion of Eurasian transport corridors and transport infrastructure.

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Mediterannean logistics hub

Cyprus’ strategic location has been a major factor in shaping its history throughout centuries and has established it as an attractive hub for inter-regional maritime traffic. A natural transhipment centre for Europe-Far East trade, and located along the coasts of the Levant, North Adriatic and Black Sea, Cyprus is easily accessed with minimum diversion from the main arterial routes. The ports and airports of Cyprus provide international business with efficient sea and air logistics solutions, setting the island to see competitive boost in the years to come.

Multipurpose Ports

The importance of the East Mediterranean in world shipping continues to increase as a result of enhanced trade, regional port expansions and the discovery of significant hydrocarbons deposits in its waters. The widening and deepening of the Suez Canal could also significantly increase traffic in the region and bring more transhipment companies to Cyprus. Over the years, Cyprus has transformed from being a small traditional break bulk handler exclusively serving domestic imports and exports, to a fully-fledged container and cruise port hub for international trade, shipping and passenger services. Both Limassol and Larnaca ports handle passenger and freight cargo. Limassol Port – privatised in 2016 – handles around 2,000 vessels per year and has an annual capacity of 600,000 twentyfoot equivalent units (TEUs). In addition to being one of the major container transhipment centres in the Eastern Mediterranean, Limassol is also a significant cruise liner hub for mini-excursions in the region and has become a key stopover point

for international liners that include Cyprus in their regular schedules. Larnaca Port, with an annual capacity of 250,000 TEUs, has undergone significant improvements in recent years. Plans have also been drawn up to expand the port to accommodate large cruise liners, establishing Larnaca as the island’s main gateway for passenger traffic.

Global Air Links

Air connectivity is crucial for the island’s economy, particularly because it relies heavily on international trade, global business and tourism. The two airports are currently served by 70 airlines, operating to more than 110 destinations in 40 countries. Opportunities from both tourism expansion and geopolitical developments in the area are expected to increase the operations of carriers and attract new ones to enter the market.

An Emerging Hub

Cyprus has a promising future as an international transport and logistics hub due to significant investment in infrastructure, privatisations and a range of qualified service providers meeting the needs of international trade. The country’s pro-business government is committed in its quest to enhance Cyprus’ role as an international shipping centre and further develop naval freight transhipment services. Already one of the most important stopping points for goods travelling between East and West, and with easy access to Egypt’s Suez Canal – the fastest crossing between the Atlantic and Indian Oceans – Cyprus is well placed to act as a central distribution point for markets in Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa.

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BULGARIA - GREECE Prospects for the development of bilateral economic relations

It is a great honour for me to appear in the pages of this Special Edition, from where I am given the opportunity to present the current situation and the development prospects of the bilateral trade-economic relations between Greece and Bulgaria. Between Greece and Bulgaria there is a long-lasting friendship and cooperation, common traditions and customs, things that have been proven and have survived the challenges of various eras.

For the last 10 years, Bulgaria is a full member of the European Union. This fact confirms the positive evaluation for the development of country in an international context and creates many perspectives and preconditions for the expansion of bilateral relations, as well as the formulation of new initiatives and forms of cooperation.

Over the last years, the country attracted a significant amount of direct foreign investment. Bulgaria has always given great importance to commercial-economic relations with Greece. The geographic and historical closeness of the two countries was and will remain the appropriate growth condition for the development of a constructive dialogue between our countries.

In 2016, the Bulgarian-Greek commercial-economic relations followed the already existing positive direction following the momentum of the past decade. Today, Greece is on the fifth place of Bulgaria’s commercial transactions with other countries, covering 7.6% of its total commercial balance, and on the second place in trading with the other Balkan countries. For the 9 months of 2016 the bilateral trade transactions, based on data of the Bulgarian Statistical Institute were 2.093 billion

euros, of which: exports – 1194.6 million euros, corresponding imports –899.2 million euros. In comparison, in 2015 the total trade transactions amounted to 2.778 billion euros.

For the period in review the bilateral trade transactions rose more than 3%. Here it is necessary to take into account the severe impact of the international economic and financial crisis over the last years, which affected negatively the trade relationships, but we believe that the implications will soon be addressed and trade will return to optimal volumes. In the investment sector for the period 1996-2015, Greek investments exceed 3.58 billion euros, which cover approximately 8.2 % of the total volume of the direct foreign investment in our country for this period. Greece holds the third place in investment volume that have been made in Bulgaria among 182 countries in the world. For the 9 months of 2016 the investments made by Greek companies and entrepreneurs amount to 88.7 million euros.

In the field of tourism over the last decade, Bulgaria and Greece staged an excellent joint action. Between the agencies of tourism of the two countries there is a well-established traditional cooperation, having naturally significant prospects for further development and collaboration. For the period between January and September of 2016, Bulgaria was visited by approximately 807 thousand Greek tourists, while the number of citizens of Bulgaria who visited Greece respectively was 948 thousand. Greece ranks first in the list of destinations for Bulgarian citizens and is the leading choice for a pleasant vacation and relaxation. Honestly, we hope that this trend will be sustained in the current year as well.

Georgi Arnautski, PhD | Trade and Economic Relations Office

Greetings from Italy

At the most critical point

our contemporary history

the historical links that link Greece with Italy become of particular importance. Greece and Italy are two countries with many common elements both in economic as well as in cultural and social terms. Over the years they have managed to develop and maintain unaltered a unique and friendly relationship, which consolidates the cooperation as well as our economic and commercial activities.

Among 100 export destinations Italy ranked first, taking the lead from Germany, absorbing Greek products amounting to 2 billion and 123 million euro. In particular, in Italy was directed the 9.46% of the total Greek exports, with the trade deficit forming in 2 billion and 473 million euro compared to 2 billion and 871 million euro in 2010. The value of trading transactions between Greece and Italy amounted to 6 billion and 721 million euro, compared to 6 billion and 411 million in 2010. At the same time, Greece maintains over the years its invariant position as Italy’s main trading partner absorption products and services “Made in Italy” totaling 4 billion and 597 million euro.

Something that also deserves to be highlighted because it is not widely known, is that the greater investment in recent years in Greece are Italian, as the Metro of Thessaloniki – 1.5 billion euro, ELPEDISON, energy producing company with units in Thisbe and Thessaloniki (investment of more than 300 million euro,) Generali-Hellas with 150-year presence in our country, Prieralisi s.a, MAPEI Hellas etc. These companies produce in Greece, offer employment and create goodwill.

The big challenge of the Greek Italian Chamber of Commerce is the reversal of the negative climate and, simultaneously, to improve Greece’s image abroad by the initiative “we export more Greece”.

It is an innovative and ambitious project that aims to emphasize the extroversion of Greek entrepreneurship and is based on the collaboration of 74 Italian Chambers of Commerce in 52 countries. Our involvement in the Italian Central Association of Chambers of Commerce and industry (Unioncamere) and in the Central Union of Bilateral Italian Chambers (Assocamerestero), provides access to a network of specialized partners in the internationalisation of enterprises not only in Italy but also on most countries of the world. Our goal is taking advantage of this network to draw expertise and with the contribution of institutional officials of the Greek market to assist the Greek businessman to export targeted and effectively its product, i.e. to know exactly what he will come across and where the demand exists.

SLOVENIA AND GREECE Bilateral economic cooperation

This year Slovenia and Greece

are marking 25th anniversary of establishment of diplomatic relations. During this period the two countries have developed good bilateral, multilateral and regional cooperation, sharing similar views and forming alliances on a number of European and global issues. The ties between the two countries nevertheless date back to even earlier years. The family of the first governor of Greece Mr Yannis Kapodistrias, originated from Slovenian town Koper (Capodistria in Italian), and a number of Slovenian nationals joined the Greek liberation movements during the World War II.

Last year Slovenia celebrated its 25th anniversary of independence. During this period stability and continuity have been the country’s trademarks. From Tolar to Euro currency (Slovenia was the first country, among the group of countries that entered EU in 2004, that in 2007 adopted euro in 2007), from a non-aligned bloc to full European Union membership, and from a socialist, managed economy to a fullyfledged capitalist economy.

Slovenia enjoys economic, social and political stability has excellent infrastructure, a well-educated labour force and a strategic location between the Balkans and Western Europe. Economic relations between Greece and Slovenia in the last years suffered from the economic crisis in Greece, during which Slovenia has shown its full solidarity with Greece in all three financial programmes for Greece. Despite the crisis and after first signs of gradual recovery of Greek economy there are also signs of improvements in bilateral

economic relations. In 2015 the total trade amounted to 228 million EUR and in first eleven months in 2016 to 184 million EUR (imports from Greece amounted to 90 million EUR and exports to 94 million EUR). The bilateral trade is still not at the levels before the crises, but there are evident signs of gradual improvements and in 2015 bilateral trade reached its peak ever since 2010. In comparison with the bilateral trade in 2014, trade in 2015 grew almost 30%.

Among Slovenia’s main export products to Greece are pharmaceutical products, electrical machinery and equipment, mineral fuels and oil and dairy products. Slovenia imports mineral fuels and oils, chemical products, fruits and nuts and aluminium from Greece.

The areas with strong potential for strengthening the economic cooperation are energy, environmental technologies, information technology and tourism. Slovenia provides numerous possibilities for active holidays in an unspoilt nature, relaxation in spas and wellness centres and on the other hand Greece is an established and popular destination among Slovenian tourists, so there are many possibilities of enhancing the cooperation in this sector of high importance for both countries.

Slovene business is very export oriented which reflects also on its transport and logistics sector. There are lot of opportunities for cooperation and exploitation of the potential of new transport channels establishing closer logistical connections between both economies.

In a nutshell, the bilateral economic relations between Greece and Slovenia are definitely ready to expand and deepen to the benefit of both countries.

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AZERBAIJAN

The New Crossroads Of Eurasia

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Azerbaijan is the central point of the China-Central AsiaWest Asia Economic Corridor. In an effort to build new connections to the rest of the world, China through Azerbaijan is building new railrods and pipelines from Asia to Europe. From ancient times, the caravan routes of the Silk Road invariably crossed Azerbaijan and the country served as the «gate» between faraway China and Europe. Azerbaijan is the forerunner in the redevelopment of the ancient Silk Road - the First Global Supply Chain - in terms of modernization multiple large-scale transnational transport systems.

The new port of Baku at Alyat is positioned 65 kilometers south of the central core of Azerbaijan’s capital city of Baku, and emerging as a full-fledged intermodal transportation hub and free trade zone that’s primed to become a major station along the New Silk Road. This new port was set up to be the center of Azerbaijan’s new logistics economy and the driver of its broader economic diversification initiative.

In particular, the Silk Road Economic Belt comprises 6 corridors which connect 5 central Asian countries, Iran and the Persian Gulf region, Azerbaijan, Turkey and the Saudi Arabian peninsula. In August 2015, the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route was launched; the Nomad Express, carrying goods from China’s Shihezi, traveled through the port of Aktau and arrived at Baku. Additionally, the North-

Vamvakas | President at Greek Azerbaijani Chamber of Commerce

South Transport Corridor is under construction and will connect Iran and Russia through Azerbaijan, providing road access from Indian Ocean countries to Europe and Central Asia. Azerbaijan has signed agreements for multiple trans-Caspian international transport routes with Kazakhstan and Georgia, and also initiated the Trans Caspian transport consortium to operate the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route from China to Europe. As a result, the country is a major supporter of the Transport Corridor Europe-Caucasus-Asia project, initiated by the EU and considered the backbone of the Silk Road. According to estimates, the trans-Caspian route could be transporting around 300,000-400,000 containers by 2020. We wish to note that the 16th Caspian International Transport, Transit and Logistics Exhibition TransCaspian/Translogistica 2017 will be held from 26th to 28th April at Baku Expo Center. The exhibition presents a wide variety of products and services in transport sector.

GEORGIA

The new Silk Road

Mr. Ioseb Nanobashvili

The Eurasian continent has always been an area for intensive trade-economic interactions. The so-called “Silk Road” across this vast area not only circulated goods, but also exchanged the cultures and achievement between regional powers. In ancient times, trade between Europe and China, channeled through South Caucasus, the Central Asia and India drew initial contours of the present Eurasian economic linkages.

The significance of the wider Eurasian region for the Global economy is likely to rise in the decades to come. The region which currently accounts for two third of the world’s population and 60 percent of its GDP has a potential to become a key development force, driven by the cooperation in the fields of trade, energy, transport, services, tourism, etc. The level of economic, political and cultural interdependence of countries of the region is continually increasing. The opportunities and challenges are becoming more and more intertwined. However, competition over natural resources, disputes over boundaries, disagreements over values further drive wedges between countries and sub-regions across this area. The economies of the “Silk Road” countries are showing a promising tendency of growth. Yet, the Eurasian region remains a home of largest share of the extreme poverty and hunger in the world.

Strengthening of transport communications across the “Silk Road” is a key for the sustainable development of the Eurasian region. There is great need for fast, cost-effective and reliable channeling of goods from China to Europe and in reverse. A coordinated actions are needed to ensure that the “Silk Road” remains a shortest and most efficient connection across the continent. Energy shapes the geo-politics of the wider Eurasian region to a great extent. The vast energy resources

concentrated in the Middle East, South Caucasus, Central Asia and Siberia open new opportunities for cooperation among energy producer, transit and consumer countries across the “Silk Road”.

In order to achieve sustainable reactivation of the trade-economic communications across the Silk Road, further reduction of trade barriers, lower costs for exports, simplified customs procedures, reduced import duties, breaking down institutional and bureaucratic barriers to trade are required. The concept of the “Silk Road” is not a novelty. However, its revitalization primarily requires joint ownership of this idea.

In 2015 Georgia established the “Silk Road” Forum, the annual high level meeting of all interested states and international organizations. Tbilisi, the Capital of Georgia has become the generous host of this multinational gathering. The Forum, in the format of an international conference, aims at discovering new ideas on possible scenarios for enhancing cooperation in the fields of transport, energy, trade and people-to-people contacts across the “Silk Road” belt.

Indeed, Georgia has a capacity and competence to be an active actor and reliable partner in this process. It is a country that went through a remarkable transformation in recent years and offers one of the most attractive opportunities for doing business in the region and beyond. Georgia scores highest economy growth rate in the region and attracts growing number of investors. Currently, the country is 1st among the 19 states of Eastern Europe and Central Asia in anticorruption index and represents 3rd safest countries worldwide. As a well-established regional hub, Georgia enjoys free trade with the European Union, EFTA countries, all its neighbors – almost 1 billion customers marketplace.

Panagiotis Koutsikos

GREECE & TURKEY Commerce allies

The Greek-Turkish Chamber of Commerce (GTCC) is recognized and operates in accordance to the Presidential Decree No 288/5/9/2001. It operates as an independent entity, non-profit, under private law status. The purpose of the Chamber is the promotion and development of commercial, economic, business and cultural relations between Greece and Turkey by developing activities related to the above items.

GTCC has already developed excellent relations with Authorities, Ministries, Organizations, Institutes and Chambers in both countries so as to become a credible mechanism to promote bilateral trade and investment by offering to its members and to third-parties trustworthy services.

In 2000, the balance of trade between the two countries barely reached 120 million euros, and the investments were practically nonexistent in Greece and Turkey. The approach and the two Foreign Ministers of that period who agreed to promote the economy between the two countries on issues where the two countries had no differences, gave a very strong growth in the business sector.

In 2015 the total trade between the two countries reached 5 billion euros, where 3.1 billion euros concern Greek product exports towards Turkey and 1.9 billion euros concern imports of Turkish products. Turkey is the first destination of Greek products.

The growing interest in regional Logistics gives the opportunity to Greek and Turkish companies to attend the 6th International Fair of Supply Chain & Logistics to be held on 4-5-6-November in Athens at the Metropolitan Expo Center.

During the Fair, domestic and international Logistics companies will exhibit their products and/or services for transportation, industry, retailers, forwarders , airport operations, distribution, car and machinery leasing, etc.

From the food industry, Greek enterprises can promote products excluded from paying duties such as frozen foods, biological, healthy nutrition, grains, vegetables, nuts, etc. The same product categories may be channelled from Turkey in the Greek market.

INTEGRATED. INTERCONNECTED. INNOVATIVE.

EUROTYPA

19018

Τ. 210 5555700 • F. 210 5551256 www.eurotypa.gr • contact@eurotypa.gr

INTERKLARK

11Ο

Θεσσαλονίκης - Αθηνών, 57400 Σίνδος Τ. 2310 569600 • F. 2310 795550 sales@interklark.gr • www.interklark.com

210 5146394

info@vourloumis.com

Ανταλλακτικά: avourloumis@ath.forthnet.gr

Πωλήσεις: aksales@vourloumis.com

Τ. 2310 756279, 2310 706361 • F. 2310 706362

info@vourloumis-thes.gr

Ανταλλακτικά: support@vourloumis-thes.gr

Πωλήσεις: sales@vourloumis-thes.gr

ΕΛΤΡΑΚ Α.Ε.

210 8196800 • F. 210 8078668 info@eltrak.gr • www.eltrak.gr

19300 Ασπρόπυργος Τ. 210 5595360 • F. 210 5595958 info@pebro.gr • www.pebro.gr

210 5555884 • F. 210 5558054 info@fillislift.gr • www.fillislift.gr

JUNGHEINRICH HELLAS ΕΠΕ

13678

ELCAWEAR ΑΕ

Ιωνίας 110, ΤΚ 13671, Αχαρναί T: 2118003466 Φαξ: 2118004732 www.elcawear.gr info@elcawear.gr

SAFETECH

Δημοκρατίας 102 & Πικροδάφνης, Π. Φάληρο, 17563 Τ. 210 9824408 • F. 210 9853506 info@safetech.gr • www.safetech.gr STOP

2-4, 185 46 Πειραιάς T. 210 46 26 800 • F. 210 46 33 718 info@stop.gr • www.stop.gr

Τ. 210 2447800 • F. 210 2447799 info@jungheinrich.gr • www.jungheinrich.gr

57400 Σίνδος

Group

Τ. 2310 799513 & 2310 798014 • F. 2310 797483 info@kolibioti.gr • www.kolibioti.gr

PROTON WAREHOUSE SYSTEMS ΙΚΕ Ραιδεστού 35, Τ.Κ. 18453, Νίκαια Τ. 2168003747 • F. 2168003748 info@pws-ike.gr

TOYOTA MATERIAL HANDLING GREECE AE

Τ. 22990 20200 • F. 22990 41362 info@gr.toyota-forklifts.gr • www.toyota-forklifts.gr

JUNGHEINRICH HELLAS ΕΠΕ

13678

Τ. 210 2447800 • F. 210 2447799 info@jungheinrich.gr • www.jungheinrich.gr

PROTON WAREHOUSE SYSTEMS ΙΚΕ Ραιδεστού 35, Τ.Κ. 18453, Νίκαια Τ. 2168003747 • F. 2168003748 info@pws-ike.gr

SBS SYSTEMS Λεωφ. Λαυρίου 37, Κορωπί, 19400 Τ. 2106643768 F.2106643768 info@sbs-systems.gr • www.sbs-systems.gr

TOYOTA MATERIAL HANDLING GREECE AE 2η Οδός Ολυμπιακού Σκοπευτηρίου 19003, Μαρκόπουλο Αττικής Τ. 22990 20200 • F. 22990 41362 info@gr.toyota-forklifts.gr • www.toyota-forklifts.gr

LAS SOLUTIONS LTD

216, 15561

Τ. 210 6564640 • F. 210 6560691 info@lass.gr • www.lass.gr

210 6029400 • F. 2106029449 marketing@zenon.gr • www.zenon.gr

5138737 • F. 210 5147189,

Τ. 210 6564640 • F. 210 6560691 info@lass.gr • www.knapp.com

ΖΗΝΩΝ ΑΥΤΟΜΑΤΙΣΜΟΙ ΑΒΕΤΕ Αγ. Αθανασίου 17, 19002 Παιανία Τ. 210 6029400 • F. 2106029449 marketing@zenon.gr • www.zenon.gr

& ψυκτικών θαλάμων

ALFA COOL HELLAS ΑΒΕΕ

Κων/πόλεως 67 & Μαβίλη, 13671 Αχαρνές Τ. 210 2321525 • F 210 2321340

57008 Ιωνία Θεσσαλονίκης Τ. 2310 783010 F 2310780111

Δυτ. Ελλάδας: 64οχλμ Ν.Ε.Ο.

Ανδραβίδα, Τ. 26230 33004

FRIGOTECH HELLAS Ε.Π.Ε.

Νικηφ. Ουρανού 26, 13341 Άνω Λιόσια Τ. 210 5724662, 210 5718125 • F. 210 5724184 info@frigotechhellas.gr • www.frigotechhellas.gr

ΑΦΟΙ ΠΑΠΑΓΙΑΝΝΗ ΕΠΕ ΕΠΑΓΓΕΛΜΑΤΙΚΗ ΨΥΞΗ 11ο χλμ. Ε.Ο. Αθηνών-Λαμίας, (Πάροδος Ε.Ο. & Οδυσσέως), 14452 Μεταμόρφωση Τ. 210 9575581 • F. 210 9575496 • info@billpa.gr www.billpa.gr

NASIS FROST MON. IKE

Δωρίδος 66, Λ. Καβάλας, 12242 Αιγάλεω T. 210 5988900 • F. 210 5988918 nasisfrost@gmail.com

Μελέτη,

ib+ls INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS & LOGISTICS SOLUTIONS SA

Έβρου 4, 11147 Γαλάτσι T. 210 2934140 • F. 210 2131145 info@ibls.gr • www.ibls.gr

210 9491000 • F. 210 9407987 hellas-lpg-customerservice@ceg.gr www.coralgas.gr

Retail@Link AE

Τ. 2111063800 • F. 2111063801 info@retail-link.gr • www.retail-link.gr

OPTIMUM AE

MOBILE TECHNOLOGY AΕ

Ποσειδώνος 18, 17674

Τ. 210 9400002 • F. 210 9423121 info@mobiletechnology.gr • sales@mobiletechnology.gr www.mobiletechnology.gr • shop.mobiletechnology.gr

Software

(WMS

Αθανασίου 17, 19002

Τ. 210 6690945 • F. 210 9220121 marketing@archimedes.gr • www.archimedes.gr

BYTECOM

21221333878 F. 21221333879

• www.bytecom.gr

Τ. 210 9320686 • F. 210 9320696 mailbox@bkh.gr • www.bkh.gr

GS1 ASSOCIATION GREECE

GS1 Aλεξιουπόλεως 32, 16452

Τ. 210-9904260 • F. 210-9904271 info@gs1greece.org • www.gs1greece.org

Αγ. Αθανασίου 17, 19002 Παιανία Τ. 210 6690900 • F. 210 6640200 marketing@theodorou.gr • www.theodorou.gr

520 BARCODE ΕΛΛΑΣ AE Γ. Κυριαζή 36Β, 14562 Κηφισιά Τ. 210 8082062 • F. 210 8016162 info@520barcodehellas.com • www.520barcodehellas.com

MOBILE TECHNOLOGY AΕ

Λ. Ποσειδώνος 18, 17674 Καλλιθέα Τ. 210 9400002 • F. 210 9423121 info@mobiletechnology.gr • sales@mobiletechnology.gr www.mobiletechnology.gr • shop.mobiletechnology.gr

ZETES NETWAVE ΑΕ

Ρούμελης 10 Τ.Κ.16451 Αργυρούπολη Τ. 210 9937377 • F. 210 9917642 www.zetes.gr • info@gr.zetes.com

 Συσκευασία διακίνησης & μεταφοράς

KAPELIS PACKAGING

ELCAWEAR

Λ.

www.kapelis.gr ΖΗΝΩΝ

210 6029400 • F. 2106029449 marketing@zenon.gr • www.zenon.gr

Shrink

HELLAGRO

Κεντρικά

Τ. 2109635564, 2105584310-14 • F. 2105584315

Υποκατάστημα & Αποθήκη Θεσσαλονίκης: 10οχλμ

Τ. 2310788721-2 • F. 2310788720 thessaloniki@hellagro.gr

2105571262 • F. 2104905238 - Αργυρούπολη Τ. 2521095915 • F. 2521095933 - Τ.Κ. 66100 Δράμα

OPTILOG Advisory Services

41, 46, 19016

Τ. 22940-88009 info@optilog.gr • www.optilog.gr

PLANNING S.A.

Αγ. Κωνσταντίνου 40, 151 24, Mαρούσσι, Τ. 210 6183800 • F. 210 6183999 info@planning.gr • www.planning.gr

Logistics & business consultants

www.projectyou.gr Ενοικίαση -

ανυψωτικών, περονοφόρων, μηχανημάτων καθαρισμού

ΒΟΥΡΛΟΥΜΗ

Λεωφ.Αθηνών 210,ΤΚ.10442,Αθήνα Τ. 210 5138736, 210 5138737 • F. 210 5147189, 210 5146394 • info@vourloumis.com

Ανταλλακτικά: avourloumis@ath.forthnet.gr

Πωλήσεις: aksales@vourloumis.com

ΥΠΟΚΑΤΑΣΤΗΜΑ:

Συμ.Οδός προς Διαβατά,ΤΚ.54628,Θες/νίκη Τ. 2310 756279, 2310 706361 • F. 2310 706362 info@vourloumis-thes.gr

Ανταλλακτικά: support@vourloumis-thes.gr

Πωλήσεις: sales@vourloumis-thes.gr www.rentaforklift.gr

Χρήστου 67, 13671 Αχαρναί Τ. 210 2446518 • F. 210 2465436 info@rentaforklift.gr • www.rentaforklift.gr

TRANSCOMBI EXPRESS ΑΕ

Π. Ράλλη 39, 17778, Ταύρος Τ. 211 3005300 • F. 211 3005400 support@transcombiexpress.com • www.transcombiexpress.com

ΦΙΛΗΣ ΑΝΔΡΕΑΣ ΑΕΒΕ - FillisLift

27 ΧΛΜ Π.Ε.Ο. Αθηνών-Θηβών, 19600 Μάνδρα Τ. 210 5555884 • F. 210 5558054 info@fillislift.gr • www.fillislift.gr

Εταιρείες παροχής 3PL

ANT LOGISTICS & FORWARDING

Θέση Κύριλλος, 19300 Ασπρόπυργος Τ. 210 5577495 • F. 2130 187856 info@antlog.gr • www.antlog.gr

ΑΛΠΑ LOGISTICS A.Ε. Ορτανσίας 53, 13677 Αχαρναί Τ. 210 2404226-7 • F. 210 2404021 info@alpalogistics.gr • www.alpalogistics.gr

Όμιλος CARGO GROUP

• Cargo Group Logistics Aγίας Σοφίας - Θέση “Δύο Πεύκα” 193 00, Ασπρόπυργος

GREEK POWER LOGISTICS LTD

3PL SERVICES – SHIPPING & FORWARDING

Θέση Φούσα – Κύριλλος, Τ.Κ. 19300 Ασπρόπυργος Τ. 2105584550 • F. 2105584551 info@gpl-ltd.gr • www.gpl-ltd.gr

ΓΡΑΜΜΑΔΑΣ ΕΠΕ LOGISTICS SERVICES

Κ. Κρυστάλη (πρ. Διαλογής), Διαλογή Θεσ/νίκης Τ. 2310 754732-3 • F. 2310 751148

KUEHNE + NAGEL AE

Ελ. Βενιζέλου 330, Τ.Κ. 17675, Καλλιθέα Τ. 2109492000 • F. 2109490093 www.kuehne-nagel.gr • gr.sales@kuehne-nagel.com

M.S. LOGISTICS

GOLDAIR CARGO S.A. Θέση Ρυκιά, 19300 Ασπρόπυργος Τ. 211 1804200 • F. 211 1804299 goldair-cargo@goldair.gr • www.goldair-cargo.com

LOGIKA ΕΠΕ Θέση Μανδρί Λογοθέτη ή Χαβώσι, Λεωφ. Γεννηματά, 19018 Μαγούλα Τ. 210 5552555 • F. 210 5553290 info@logikaltd.gr • www.logikaltd.gr

Αθήνα: Ορφέως 200, Βοτανικός Τ. 210 3422382 • F. 210 3426314 athens@grammadas.gr info@grammadas.gr • www.grammadas.gr ΟΡΦΕΥΣ

19200,

Τ. 2109466100 • F. 2105541033 orphee@beinoglou.gr • www.beinoglou.gr

19300, ΑΣΠΡΟΠΥΡΓΟΣ

Τ. 210 5538238 • F. 210 5538391 akonti@diakinisis.gr

DELATOLAS EXPRESS CARGO

Κεντρικά Γραφεία-Logistics Center:

Θέση Ρεικιά, 19300 Ασπρόπυργος, T. 213 0059800 • F. 213 0059829

Γραφεία-Logistics Center Βορ. Ελλάδος: Κάθετη Πάροδος επί Μαρίνου Αντύπα Καλοχώρι, 57009 Θεσσαλονίκη Τ. 2310 755630 • F. 2310 755643 sales@delatolas.com • www.delatolas.com

ECONOMOU TRANSPORT

68οχλμ Π.Ε.Ο.Αθηνών – Θηβών, Τ.Κ.32200, Θήβα Τ.2105555000 • F.2262022819 www.economoutransport.gr • info@economoutransport.gr

DHL GLOBAL FORWARDING HELLAS AE

Κεντρικά Γραφεία: Αγ. Δημητρίου 41, 18546 Πειραιάς Τ. 210 2593000 – 210 4062700

Logistics Center Αττικής: 25Ο χλμ. Παλαιάς Ε.Ο.

19600 Μάνδρα Τ. 210 5555525 • F. 210 5555567

Logistics Center Βορείου Ελλάδος: Ναυαρίνου 10, 57009

Τ. 2310 55600 • F. 2310556003 www.dhl.gr • grinfo@dhl.com • dhlgr.orders@dhl.com

F. 2104115527 cargo@interdromon.gr • www.interdromon.gr

19300

Τ. 2105599310, 2105599716 • F. 2105598077 www.mslogistics.gr info@mslogistics.gr

46087, 13341

210 5591370 • F. 210 5591369 parametros@parametros.eu • www.parametros.eu

19600

211 6003000 • F. 211 6003181 contact@sarmed.gr • www.sarmed.gr

Τ. 2102882600 • F. 2102882628 www.omoniatrans.gr • info@omoniatrans.gr

2310 723230 • F. 2310 723234 info@paegae.gr • www.paegae.gr

211 3005300 • F. 211 3005400 support@transcombiexpress.com • www.transcombiexpress.com

www.synergy-logistics.gr

TDS LOGISTICS ΕΠΕ Θέση Άνω Φούσα, 19300 Ασπρόπυργος T. 2105594540-1 • F. 2105594544 info@tdslogistics.gr • www.tdslogistics.gr

WARDI ΑΕ

Πάτημα, 19600 Μαγούλα Τ. 210 5553100 - 210 6664019 • F. 210 6032592 info@wardi.gr • www.wardi.gr

WWW TRANSPORT & LOGISTICS

Τ. 2106897000 • F. 2106897004 www@3wtrans.gr • www.3wlogistics.gr

HARTSAS ΑΕ TRANSPORT – LOGISTICS – HANDLING –DEPOT SERVICES

ORBIT COURIERS SA

Δ.Α.Α. ‘’ΕΛ.ΒΕΝΙΖΕΛΟΣ’’-ΕΜΠΟΡΕΥΜΑΤΑ ΥΠΗΡΕΣΙΕΣ, ΕΜΠΟΡΕΥΜΑΤΑ 1-2 ΚΤΙΡΙΟ 23, ΤΚ19019, Σπάτα. Τ. 2106686600 • F. 2103538472 express@orbitcouriers.gr • www.orbitcouriers.gr Εταιρείες παροχής 3PL

ΔΙΑΚΙΝΗΣΙΣ Α.Ε. ΘΕΣΗ ΤΣΟΥΚΛΕΙΔΗ 19300, ΑΣΠΡΟΠΥΡΓΟΣ Τ. 210 5538238 • F. 210 5538391 akonti@diakinisis.gr

FOODLINK AE

Λεωφόρος Ειρήνης 47 (πρώην Λ. Νάτο), 19300 Ασπρόπυργος Τ. 210 5517700 • F. 210 5597621 info@fdlgroup.gr • www.fdlgroup.gr

MED FRIGO SA

Διόδωρου 148, 26500 Πάτρα Τ. 2610 461600 • F. 2610 461615 info@medfrigo.gr • www.medfrigo.gr

ΠΑΡΑΜΕΤΡΟΣ

Μ. ΕΠΕ

Τζαβερδέλλα, Τ.Θ. 46087, 13341 Άνω Λιόσια Τ. 210 5591370 • F. 210 5591369 parametros@parametros.eu • www.parametros.eu

ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΕΣ

25ο ΧΛΜ

Αθηνών-Θηβών, 19600 Μάνδρα Τ. 211 6003000 • F. 211 6003181 contact@sarmed.gr • www.sarmed.gr ρ

Τ. 210 4815598 • F. 210 4815516 info@havakis.gr • www.havakis.gr

DQSHELLAS

Τ. / F. 210 6233493-5 info@dqshellas.gr • www.dqs.gr, www.dqs-tourism.gr

ANT LOGISTICS & FORWARDING

Θέση

19300 Ασπρόπυργος Τ. 210 5577495 • F. 2130 187856 info@antlog.gr • www.antlog.gr

ECONOMOU TRANSPORT

68οχλμ

Τ.2105555000 • F.2262022819 www.economoutransport.gr • info@economoutransport.gr

FOODLINK AE

Νάτο), 19300 Ασπρόπυργος Τ. 210 5517700 • F. 210 5597621 info@fdlgroup.gr • www.fdlgroup.gr

GR SAMSON ΑΕ

ΒΙ.ΠΕ. Σίνδου , Τ.Κ. 57008, Θεσσαλονίκη Τ.2310723480 F.2310723483 www.grsamson.gr • info@grsamson.gr

Κρυστάλη 10 (Διαλογή), 54628 Ελ.Κορδελιό Τ. 2310 387800 • F. 2310 387805 Υποκατάστημα Ηρακλείου

Κρήτης Τ. 2810 346312 • F. 2810 225646 www.dhl.gr • dhlgr.orders@dhl.com E

ECONOMOU TRANSPORT

68οχλμ Π.Ε.Ο.Αθηνών – Θηβών, Τ.Κ.32200, Θήβα Τ.2105555000 • F.2262022819 www.economoutransport.gr • info@economoutransport.gr

MED FRIGO SA

Διόδωρου 148, 26500 Πάτρα Τ. 2610 461600 • F. 2610 461615 info@medfrigo.gr • www.medfrigo.gr ΠΑΡΑΜΕΤΡΟΣ ΜΕΤΑΦΟΡΙΚΗ

ΕΠΕ Θέση Τζαβερδέλλα, Τ.Θ. 46087, 13341 Άνω Λιόσια Τ. 210 5591370 • F. 210 5591369 parametros@parametros.eu • www.parametros.eu

Οδικές μεταφορές - Εθνικές

TRANSCOMBI EXPRESS ΑΕ Αποθηκεύσεις-Διανομές-Διεθνείς

VLACHOGIORGIS TRANSPORT

Κατάστημα Α: Ορφέως 168, 11855 Βοτανικός Τ. 210 3454454 • F. 210 3473058

Κατάστημα Β: Θέση Κύριλλος, 19300 Ασπρόπυργος Τ. 210 5577495 • F. 2130 187856 info@vlachogiorgis.gr • www.vlachogiorgis.gr

Π. Ράλλη 39, 17778, Ταύρος Τ. 211 3005300 • F. 211 3005400 support@transcombiexpress.com • www.transcombiexpress.com DHL GLOBAL FORWARDING HELLAS

18546

Τ. 210 2593000 – 210 4062700

DELATOLAS EXPRESS CARGO

Κεντρικά Γραφεία-Logistics Center: Θέση Ρεικιά, 19300 Ασπρόπυργος, T. 213 0059800 • F. 213 0059829

PTL ΕΠΕ Κρυστάλλη 53, Τ.Κ.47131, Άρτα

ΕΝΩΣΗ ΜΑΚΕΔΟΝΙΑΣ ΑΜΕ

Ήρας 4, 177 78, Ταύρος Τ. 210 3458152 • F. 210 3413876 info@enosi-makedonias.gr • www.enosi-makedonias.grι

ΠΑΡΑΜΕΤΡΟΣ ΜΕΤΑΦΟΡΙΚΗ Μ. ΕΠΕ

Θέση Τζαβερδέλλα, Τ.Θ. 46087, 13341 Άνω Λιόσια Τ. 210 5591370 • F. 210 5591369 parametros@parametros.eu • www.parametros.eu

ΣΑΚΟΡΑΦΑΣ AE

Ορφέως 77-79 & Πραβίου 2, 11855 Βοτανικός Τ. 210-3470158 • F. 210-3475711

ΑΠΟΘΗΚΗ: Ορφέως 168, 11855 Βοτανικός T. 210-3457708 • F 210-3457418 info@sakorafas.gr • www.sakorafas.gr TRANSCOMBI EXPRESS ΑΕ

39, 17778,

Τ. 211 3005300 • F. 211 3005400 support@transcombiexpress.com • www.transcombiexpress.com

34, 18233 Αγ. Ι. Ρέντης Τ. 210 4815598 • F. 210 4815516 info@havakis.gr • www.havakis.gr

διαμεταφορών

(Forwarders)

+ NAGEL AE

Βενιζέλου 330, Τ.Κ. 17675, Καλλιθέα Τ. 2109492000 • F. 2109490093 www.kuehne-nagel.gr • gr.sales@kuehne-nagel.com ι

ΔΙΕΘΝΕΙΣ ΜΕΤΑΦΟΡΕΣ Α.Ε.

Ανδρούτσου 182 & Μπουμπουλίνας, 185 35 Πειραιάς, Τ. 210 4223270 • F. 210 4223310

1: Κυζίκου 9, 341 00 Χαλκίδα Τ. 22210 73892-3 • F. 22210 73894

2: 26ης

43, 546 27

Τ. 2310 552350 • F. 2310 552390 info@diodos-sa.gr • www.diodos-sa.gr

EKOL LOGISTICS LTD

Όμιλος CARGO GROUP

• Cargo Group Logistics

Aγίας Σοφίας - Θέση “Δύο Πεύκα”

193 00, Ασπρόπυργος Τ. 210 5598070 • F. 210 5598074

• Cargo Group Services

Φιλελλήνων 5-7, 185 36, Πειραιάς Τ. 210 4285518 • F. 210 4285028

• Υποκατάστημα Β. Ελλάδας Πολυτεχνείου 45 - Λιμάνι, 546 25, Θεσσαλονίκη Τ. 2310 566553 • F. 2310 535569

Για πληροφορίες • info@cargrogroup.gr • www.cargogroup.gr

EUROGROUP SA

17 &

19018

Τ. 210 5519800 • F. 210 5556964 astratigou@eurogroup.gr • www.eurogroup.gr

GOLDAIR CARGO S.A.

Θέση Ρυκιά, 19300 Ασπρόπυργος Τ. 211 1804200 • F. 211 1804299 goldair-cargo@goldair.gr • www.goldair-cargo.com

HOLLAND HELLAS LOGISTICS SA

Λ. Μεγαρίδος 118, Τ.Κ. 19300 Ασπρόπυργος Τ. 210 5582038-39 • F. 210 5582071 www.hollandhellas.gr • info@hollandhellas.gr

ILT – ITALY LINES ΔΙΕΘΝΕΙΣ ΜΕΤΑΦΟΡΕΣ-

LOGISTICS Α.Ε.

Αττική: Θέση Σκάρπα, 19300, Ασπρόπυργος, Τ. 210 5597550 • F. 210 5597552 • athens@italylines.gr Θεσσαλονίκη: Εννέα Εκτελεσθέντων, 57009, Καλοχώρι, Τ. 2310 753410 • F. 2310 753414 thessaloniki@italylines.gr • www.italylines.gr