The International Conference on Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management (ICGLSCM) is scheduled to take place on 12 November 2025 in Port Louis, Mauritius. The event will convene logistics experts, policymakers, business executives, and academics to explore the emerging trends shaping global supply networks and Africa’s growing role within them.
The conference seeks to address the evolving challenges of global trade, including efficiency, sustainability, digital transformation, and cross-border collaboration. Participants will discuss how technology, data analytics, and infrastructure investment are reshaping logistics across continents while positioning Africa as a strategic hub for trade connectivity.
A key objective of ICGLSCM 2025 is to provide actionable insight into building resilient and inclusive supply chains that can withstand economic disruptions and support sustainable growth. The event will also highlight the importance of policy alignment and private sector partnerships in enhancing logistics performance and competitiveness across African economies.
Port Louis offers a fitting venue for this dialogue. Mauritius has built a reputation as a logistics-friendly economy with strong governance, a thriving port system, and a forward-looking business environment. Hosting ICGLSCM reaffirms its commitment to fostering innovation and collaboration within the global logistics community.
For professionals and investors in trade and transport, ICGLSCM 2025 promises more than discussion. It offers a platform to exchange expertise, explore partnerships, and shape the strategies that will define the next decade of global logistics, with Africa emerging as a key player in the movement of goods, ideas, and innovation.
