WLP Global Summit

WLP Global Summit

The WLP Global Summit is a milestone in the freight and logistics calendar, where global leaders from business, governments, and international organizations convene to share perspectives on the key trends shaping the industry.

The global freight summit aims to further international cooperation in order to offer businesses the right conditions, information and incentives to unlock the full potential of global trade. Touching upon the benefits of the World Logistics Passport and the key advantages, listen to how the WLP incentives aim to transform the flow of goods and services across the globe.

The World Logistics Passport Global Trade & Logistics Summit

At the WLP Global Summit 2023, business leaders and ministers from our network signed a joint declaration to accelerate global trade and trade resilience. We took stock of the progress achieved to date and charted the way forward for the businesses within this strategic trade initiative. The WLP global trade summit addresses key topics addressed include:

• How emerging international trends are influencing global trade. 
• The impact of digital transformation in logistics and how people are unleashing the power of technology to enhance their supply chain. 
• The role of public-private collaboration in reshaping the future of logistics.
• A discussion on global trade barriers.

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WLP: A global reach, engaging emerging economies and big businesses alike

The WLP is a global, private sector-led initiative designed to smooth the flow of global trade, unlock market access and provide economic efficiencies to members. The program is free to join and open to all.

Enabled by key logistics partners such as airports, ports, and customs, the WLP offers financial and non-financial benefits to traders and freight forwarders in reward for increasing their trade. The WLP, the world’s first global freight loyalty scheme, benefits businesses by reducing their supply chain costs, and ensuring that goods move faster and more efficiently. This is achieved through access to benefits such as quicker customs clearance and priority handling, and leads to a 2-3 per cent increase in the value of trade over a two year period.

Unlocking these benefits allows nations and regions to gain access to new markets, diversify trade in existing products, and increase market shares in key export products in developing economies.

More than 20 countries have signed up to the policy initiative including Brazil, India, South Africa, Vietnam, Mexico, Malaysia, Kenya, Paraguay, Ecuador, Colombia, Uruguay, Senegal, Kazakhstan, Thailand, Indonesia, Ethiopia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Burkina Faso, and Guinea. Major multinational corporations including UPS, Pfizer, Sony, Johnson & Johnson, and LG are also engaged in the WLP.

Look out for updates across the WLP’s social channels:

Twitter: @WLP_Logistics

LinkedIn: World Logistics Passport

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