Stakeholders are to converge on Lagos on Nov. 3 for the 2015 Haulage Magazine Conference and Exhibition (HAULMACE) to address some issues in the country’s haulage and logistics industry.
The organizers — Intelligence Data Ltd – said in a statement in Lagos on Thursday that the conference would hold from Nov. 3 to Nov. 4
According to the Programme Coordinator, Mrs Uduak Henry, the theme of the conference and exhibition is “Stakeholders Collaboration in Resolving the Crisis in the Nigerian Haulage Industry.'’
Stakeholders are to converge on Lagos on Nov. 3 for the 2015 Haulage Magazine Conference and Exhibition (HAULMACE) to address some issues in the country’s haulage and logistics industry.
The organizers — Intelligence Data Ltd – said in a statement in Lagos on Thursday that the conference would hold from Nov. 3 to Nov. 4
According to the Programme Coordinator, Mrs Uduak Henry, the theme of the conference and exhibition is “Stakeholders Collaboration in Resolving the Crisis in the Nigerian Haulage Industry.'’
The statement a copy of which was obtained by the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) was signed by the Programme Cordinator.
The statement said the event would bring stakeholders together to examine the challenges and opportunities of the haulage industry.
It said the conference among others would feature an exhibition of haulage-related products and services as well as focus on evolving solutions to challenges of the haulage industry.
In addition, the conference will study workable models that would address the current crisis in the industry.
It noted that the conference would also provide a platform for advocacy and resolution of pressing issues affecting the haulage and logistics industry.
“Many stakeholders including haulage operators, financial institutions, truck dealers, trailer builders, spare parts dealers, among others, have confirmed their participation in the conference.
“Notable stakeholders like Chisco Transport Company, Leventis Motors, Scoa Motors, Iron Products Industries Ltd, Joza Global Logistics, TSL Logistics Ltd, AOP Logistics, have signified interests to participate.
“Others are Stanbic IBTC Bank, and First City Monument Bank.’’
Issues to be discussed at the conference include Outsourcing Haulage Services in an Unstable Environment: Developing a Win/Win Framework for Success and Overcoming Challenges in Petroleum Products Marketing and Distribution in Nigeria.
The conference is also expected to discuss — The Haulage Contract: a Legal Platform for Successful Collaboration in Haulage Operation and Peculiarities of Haulage Financing in Nigeria: Challenges and Proposal for Success.
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