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Transport Logistic 2025: Federal Minister of Transport Schnieder opens international leading trade fair in Munich

The Transport Logistic in Munich reports strong exhibitor growth and high international participation. Federal Transport Minister Patrick Schnieder opens the leading trade fair, which addresses current challenges such as digitalization and decarbonization in the logistics industry.

Patrick Schnieder, the Federal Minister of Transport, is expected to attend the opening of this year's transport logistic. (Photo: Messe München GmbH)
Patrick Schnieder, the Federal Minister of Transport, is expected to attend the opening of this year's transport logistic. (Photo: Messe München GmbH)

The Transport Logistic, the central platform of the international logistics industry, will open its doors from June 2nd to 5th, 2025 in Munich. Messe München reports a new record in participation with 2,670 exhibitors from more than 70 countries. The foreign participation is at 65 percent, significantly above the level of previous years, further strengthening the international profile of the event.

Compared to the last edition in 2023, the number of exhibitors has increased by 15 percent. The exhibition space has also been expanded to 150,000 square meters, including two new halls. With around 80,000 expected trade visitors, the fair is an important industry meeting point.

The opening of the Transport Logistic will take place on Monday, June 2, at 11:00 a.m. in the Forum of Hall A3. Federal Minister of Transport Patrick Schnieder will open the event together with Stefan Rummel, Managing Director of Messe München.

Rummel emphasizes in the press release that the trade fair makes visible “what often remains invisible in everyday life: logistics is much more than the truck on the highway – it is the foundation that enables the economy to function.”

He also highlights that the large number of international exhibitors underscores the role of Transport Logistic as the world's leading platform for the logistics industry.

Rummel considers the participation of Federal Transport Minister Schnieder during his first official visit in the logistics environment as a “strong signal of the relevance of the industry amidst profound global transformation processes.”

This year's Transport Logistic is centered around current transformation processes. Topics such as digitalization, decarbonization, and the challenges of global supply chains shape the program and attract companies, organizations, and decision-makers from all areas of the supply chain. The trade fair sees itself as a forum for the exchange of concrete solutions, new partnerships, and the further development of the logistics industry in an international context.

Messe München has been conducting the Transport Logistic for years as the world's leading event for logistics, mobility, IT, and supply chain management. This year, it benefits from the growing dynamism and importance of road freight transport, alongside the global challenges that the industry faces.

Hall A3, Stand 331/432

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