Safety and security concerns both modes of transportation and logistics, and the most apparent rising kind of security threat is cybercrime, to which transportation infrastructures and companies are particularly exposed. Because control and management systems may be accessed remotely, the rise of information technologies and their accompanying networks has created new vulnerability types.
The Transport and Logistics Philippines 2023 Expo, scheduled from August 17-19, 2023, at the World Trade Center Metro Manila, will highlight these concerns and the contributions of the transportation and logistics industries to ease doing business and transform the country into a modern economic powerhouse.
The opening ceremony will kick off the event and will be attended by key business professionals and dignitaries. Undersecretary Elmer Francisco U. Sarmiento, representing the Department of Transportation's Maritime Sector, will deliver the keynote lecture. Among the confirmed speakers are Undersecretary Ma.
The forum intends to address the problems and possibilities ahead by encouraging intelligent conversations among important participants and guiding the industry toward higher efficiency, sustainability, and resilience. Attendees will have plenty of opportunities to network with colleagues, industry veterans, and possible business partners, ensuring crucial connections are created to support collaboration and progress.
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