ERAI web-portal online event survey

03.25.2021

Over the 2020, we have observed supply-chain breakdowns amid restrictions and regulations that were introduced to combat the global pandemic. This has led to structural alterations of the trans-Eurasian logistics industry and rail transport getting in the spotlight for its stability and competitive pricing.

Currently, there are many trends that continue shaping up the industry and we are keen to find out what you consider the most crucial topics in trans-Eurasian logistics today. Subsequently, we would like to kindly ask you to complete our short questionnaire: https://forms.gle/gZfgQhEbXGLbR6my6

Based on the questionnaire’s results we would organize a tailored online event, which will allow you to gain insights into the topics that are of interest to you. Please follow the ERAI web-portal for future updates regarding the questionnaire results and the upcoming online events.

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