The ITF Summit is the world’s largest gathering of transport ministers and the premier global transport policy event. To enhance an inclusive discussion, ITF stakeholders are invited to showcase their products, services and other industry initiatives to an audience of Ministers from ITF’s 69 member countries and decision-makers from business, civil society and top academics.
To join the exhibition, please reach out to exhibitors@itf-oecd.org for more information.
Please submit requests as soon as possible, noting the deadline of April 11th for receipt of stand construction orders.
Indoor exhibition stands at the ITF 2025 Summit are typically 15 – 50m².
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Certain ITF stakeholders benefit from preferential space rental terms:
Exhibitors can order stand construction directly from Fairnet, the service partner of the Congress Center Leipzig (CCL), or work with an external service provider. In the latter case, the ITF Secretariat will work with CCL to facilitate your provider’s access to the venue for build-up and dismantling.
Click here to view Fairnet’s order form for the ITF 2025 Summit. Please submit requests as soon as possible, noting the deadline of April 11th for receipt of stand construction orders.
Exhibitors can avail of additional participant passes at a reduced rate of €700.
€420 technical support passes are also available to exhibitors. These provide access to the exhibition floor, coffee and lunch breaks only.
Click here for full details on Summit registration.
ITF stakeholders also have the opportunity to organise outdoor demonstrations in front of Congress Centre Leipzig, subject to space availability. This is organised on a case-by-case basis, independently of the terms applicable to indoor exhibition. For further information, please contact exhibitors@itf-oecd.org
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The Economic Development Office of the City of Leipzig represents its focus sector “Logistics” together with:
The Economic Development Office of the City of Leipzig offers assistance for investors in Germany: fast, straightforward support for investment and relocation projects. For our local companies we offer various kinds of advice, accompaniment and networking, e.g. with specialist events and support of innovative projects or networking with specialists for grants or other receivables.
Investing in Leipzig – City of Leipzig
The Logistics Living Lab (LLL) at Leipzig University is a research, demonstration and co-operation space for innovative logistics solutions. It brings together industry, science and administration to make logistics more efficient, environmentally friendly and safer. One focus is on digitalisation and supporting small and medium-sized enterprises.
In addition to networking, personnel and business development, the Central German Logistics Network is responsible for positioning the logistics region of Central Germany as an established European gateway and central distribution centre with fast connections to the Eastern European and East Asian markets in particular.
The Europe’s Rail Joint Undertaking (EU-Rail) is the European partnership for rail research and innovation under the Horizon Europe programme (2020-2027) and the successor to the Shift2Rail Joint Undertaking.
The partnership aims to accelerate research and development in innovative technologies and operational solutions. It supports EU policies and objectives for the rail sector, its competitiveness, and the European rail supply industry. EU-Rail accelerates the use of integrated, interoperable, and standardised technological innovations necessary to support the Single European Railway Area.
France: Ministry of Regional Planning and Decentralization, Ministry of Transport
The French Ministry in charge of transport is fully engaged in the ecological transition, promoting low carbon, climate resilient, smart and innovative transport modes, uses and management policies.
It supports transport infrastructure intermodal planning, taking into consideration all direct and indirect effects on the environment, the economy, and the territories.
It encourages maritime transport that favours economic development and respects air quality and biodiversity.
It implements suitable and modernised state supervision of the public institutions and companies within its scope of competence and works along with local authorities.
The Ministry ensures a high level of reliability, security and safety in transport.
21st Century Vehicle Safety
Progress So Far and Priorities for 2030 and Beyond
In the first quarter of the 21st century nearly 2 billion motor vehicles and 1.1 billion motorcycles have joined our roads. This is the highest level of motorisation in human history but at a cost of 30 million deaths and many more injuries. Since 2000 passenger car safety has greatly improved. Levels of road trauma have stabilised but not yet substantially reduced. To achieve faster progress the vehicle safety recommendations of the UN Global Plan for the Decade of Action for Road must be implemented. The event will identify ‘demand pull’ and ‘regulatory push’ priorities for safer vehicles to 2030 and beyond.
Linked to this event will be vehicle technology demonstrations of autonomous emergency braking (AEB), and motorcycle anti-lock braking systems (ABS) to highlight their safety benefits and the need to accelerate their uptake globally to reduce road trauma. Both technologies are recommended for priority implementation in the Global Plan.
The International Road Federation (IRF Global) is a leading not-for-profit organisation dedicated on improving roads and mobility systems worldwide. Established in 1948 in Washington, DC, IRF Global serves over 100 countries by promoting collaboration between public and private sectors. The organisation advocates for safe, accessible, and environmentally responsible road networks as essential for development. IRF Global aims to boost investment in transportation, ensuring safe and efficient travel and goods movement, which enhances global quality of life. It also partners with governments, development bodies, businesses, and academic institutions to promote investment and share expertise through educational programs. IRF Global plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of transportation while operating independently from the IRF Geneva Program Center and its India chapter.
The UIC (International Union of Railways) is the worldwide organisation for the promotion of rail transport at a global level and for the collaborative development of the railway system. It brings together more than 200 members across all 5 continents, and includes rail operators, infrastructure managers, railway service providers, and more. UIC maintains close links with all stakeholders in the rail transport sector around the world, including manufacturers, railway associations, and public authorities, as well as with other domains and sectors whose experiences may be beneficial to rail development. UIC’s main missions include understanding the business needs of the rail community, developing innovative programmes to identify solutions to these needs, and preparing and publishing documents such as reports, specifications, guidelines, and IRSs that facilitate the implementation of innovative railway solutions.
