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Countdown begins to intermodal Africa expo

08 Feb 2008 - by Staff reporter
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THE SIXTH Intermodal
Africa 2008 exhibition and
conference in Ghana will
kick off with a discussion
on how to keep up with
accelerated growth in
containerised freight.
Scheduled for February
28-29, the international
event will be hosted by
the Ghana Ports and
Harbours Authority who
have lined up a 30-strong
panel of global transport
and logistics experts
who will examine key
challenges facing industry
players, current progress in
infrastructure development
and the opportunities and
threats facing the maritime
sector.
According to the
organisers, Intermodal
Africa is the largest annual
container ports, shipping
and transport logistics expo
in Africa
Some 700 delegates
are expected to attend the
event which includes space
for 100 exhibitors.
The rate for conference
delegates is £595. Further
information is available from
rosita@transportevents.com

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