On October 15, Baltic Hub participated in Polish Logistics Day, which took place at the Polish Embassy in Prague. The event brought together representatives of Polish and Czech companies from the transport, freight forwarding, and logistics industries, becoming an important forum for the exchange of experiences and discussions on the directions of cooperation in the Central and Eastern European region.

One of the key points of the program was the panel discussion “Faster, closer, cheaper: Polish port terminals, their capabilities and role in handling Czech exports and imports,” in which Baltic Hub was represented by Adela Kureckova. During her speech, she emphasized the growing importance of the terminal in Gdańsk in handling Czech maritime trade and presented new perspectives opened up by the expansion of the T3 terminal – an investment that will increase throughput and operational efficiency.

Another important element of the discussion was the issue of intermodal transport integration. Adela Kureckova drew attention to the importance of cooperation with Czech rail operators and investment in the so-called “last mile,” which is crucial for an efficient and competitive supply chain.

The meeting in Prague confirmed that further integration of the Poland-Czech Republic transport network is essential for the joint development of the Czech-Baltic logistics corridor. Such initiatives contribute to shorter delivery times, lower costs, and increased competitiveness of the entire region.

Baltic Hub consistently supports activities that bring markets closer together and facilitate the flow of goods in Central and Eastern Europe. We believe that cooperation based on innovation and investment in infrastructure will be the foundation for the further development of the logistics industry.