RailFreight Webinars

RailFreight Webinars: let’s kick off 2024

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The rail freight industry is currently in a transitional period, with many geopolitical changes and a higher focus on the sector from European institutions. RailFreight.com is hosting a webinar to kick off the year and analyse the latest, most important issues as well as provide a sneak peek into our forthcoming event, the RailFreight Summit. The webinar will take place on Thursday 1 February at 14:00 CET.

Guest speakers at the webinar will be Michal Litwin, board member of the European Rail Freight Association, and Sophia Nina Burna-Asefi, associate at The Risk Advisory Group. Litiwin will give an overview of the rail freight performance in Poland for last year and point out what the near future holds for rail freight in Central and Eastern Europe. Burna-Asefi will discuss the latest business developments in the CEE region. She will focus on infrastructure and political developments. You can register for free for the webinar here.

RailFreight Summit 2024

As mentioned, the webinar will also be a chance to find out more about the RailFreight Summit 2024, which will be held in Warsaw, Poland on 15-17 April. Both Litwin and Burna-Asefi will be speaking at the RailFreight Summit 2024. During the event, various topics will be debated. These include the new outlook of the Trans-European Transport Network, the logistical role of Poland and its northern neighbours and the main infrastructure needs. You can find out more about the event here and register here.

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1 comment op “RailFreight Webinars: let’s kick off 2024”

bönström bönström|31.01.24|14:47

Basics, mere railway, however, does not. All other modes, they upgrade for added load capacity and lower costs, etc., but for railway, single option is longer trains and ever worse, quality of service rendered by industry is low, too low.
For min., for proving “equal”, now resiliency, redundancy (robustness) and safety factors!…, as otherwise, as well by railway (the most vulnerable mode…) has to be provided for!
STAX 32 should be min. etc.

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RailFreight Webinars: let’s kick off 2024

Image: Shutterstock. Wirestock Creators

The rail freight industry is currently in a transitional period, with many geopolitical changes and a higher focus on the sector from European institutions. RailFreight.com is hosting a webinar to kick off the year and analyse the latest, most important issues as well as provide a sneak peek into our forthcoming event, the RailFreight Summit. The webinar will take place on Thursday 1 February at 14:00 CET.

Guest speakers at the webinar will be Michal Litwin, board member of the European Rail Freight Association, and Sophia Nina Burna-Asefi, associate at The Risk Advisory Group. Litiwin will give an overview of the rail freight performance in Poland for last year and point out what the near future holds for rail freight in Central and Eastern Europe. Burna-Asefi will discuss the latest business developments in the CEE region. She will focus on infrastructure and political developments. You can register for free for the webinar here.

RailFreight Summit 2024

As mentioned, the webinar will also be a chance to find out more about the RailFreight Summit 2024, which will be held in Warsaw, Poland on 15-17 April. Both Litwin and Burna-Asefi will be speaking at the RailFreight Summit 2024. During the event, various topics will be debated. These include the new outlook of the Trans-European Transport Network, the logistical role of Poland and its northern neighbours and the main infrastructure needs. You can find out more about the event here and register here.

Author: RF Editorial

1 comment op “RailFreight Webinars: let’s kick off 2024”

bönström bönström|31.01.24|14:47

Basics, mere railway, however, does not. All other modes, they upgrade for added load capacity and lower costs, etc., but for railway, single option is longer trains and ever worse, quality of service rendered by industry is low, too low.
For min., for proving “equal”, now resiliency, redundancy (robustness) and safety factors!…, as otherwise, as well by railway (the most vulnerable mode…) has to be provided for!
STAX 32 should be min. etc.

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