MLSZKSZ

The Association of Hungarian Logistics Service Centres (MLSZKSZ) is one of the leading organizations in Hungary’s logistics and transportation sector, representing nearly 90% of the country’s logistics service centres. MLSZKSZ is the only association in Hungary that covers the entire logistics service chain, whereas other organizations focus only on specific segments of the logistics industry.

The Association was established in 2002 with the goal of fostering effective cooperation among logistics service centres, supporting the business activities of enterprises operating within their catchment areas, enhancing their competitiveness, and creating new business opportunities. Today, the Association comprises nearly 100 member organizations, whose combined revenue exceeded HUF 1,100 billion in 2023.

UIRR

UIRR, as an industry association, brings together 113 leading Intermodal Transport Operators, Transhipment Terminal Managers, Technology Partners and National Associations to steer the EU policy agenda towards competitive zero-carbon door-to-door intermodal freight transport for the European Single Market. UIRR also advocates for stronger standards, increased interoperability and harmonised digital, operational, and technical processes.

CT4EU

The CT4EU Campaign underpins the potential that Combined Transport (CT) offers to the competitiveness of the European economy as well as for the well-being of its citizens. Furthermore, CT4EU aims to establish Combined Transport as the backbone of door-to-door freight transport within the European single market, and thus as a solution to some of the most pressing economic, social and political challenges of our times.

Location

Mariott hotel Budapest

Time

29. 10. 2026

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About CEE Intermodal Conference

With this conference, we aim to continue the preparation process launched in 2021, helping more professionals understand the solutions, costs and operational aspects of intermodal transport. Participants will learn how to utilize existing solutions and identify new business opportunities, such as the use of 45-foot containers in continental transport or the rail transportation of road semi-trailers. The goal is to demonstrate that intermodal transport does not reduce profitability; on the contrary, it can improve it when the right solution is chosen. The transport solution of the future!

Speakers

All speakers

Those who are sure to speak their mind

Mr. Attila Czöndör

Chief Executive Officer
Rail Cargo Terminal BILK - Hungary

Alexander M. Till

Representative Port of Hamburg
Port of Hamburg

Mr. Bogdan Vescan

RAIL Transport Manager
ROUTIER Romania Srl.

Christoph Grasl

Member of the Executive Board
Rail Cargo Group

Mr. Claudiu Staicu

Deputy Director General
General Directorate for European Transport Projects, Romanian Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure