The Transport Innovation Forum – the largest event in the Baltics for transport and logistics professionals – returned for the seventh time on October 15–16, 2025, at Litexpo.
Organized by the Transport Innovation Association in partnership with the Ministry of Transport and Communications, the Forum once again brought together leaders from government, business, research, and startups to explore the future of mobility and logistics.
As part of the event, TEGOS Partner Karolis Smaliukas moderated the panel discussion “Lithuania in International Logistics Corridors – How to Maintain a Strategic Position on the Global Logistics Map?” featuring Edvardas Liachovičius (Girteka Group), Algis Latakas (AB Klaipėdos valstybinio jūrų uostas), Eglė Šimė (LTG Cargo), and Jurgis Adomavičius (Transport Innovation Association).
Key takeaways from the discussion
Untapped potential: Lithuania’s transport and logistics sector is a vital contributor to the national economy, yet its full potential remains underused.
Strategic direction needed: A comprehensive logistics strategy is essential to balance high-value and lower-value activities and to maximize economic impact.
Economic importance: Each transport operation – for example, every registered truck – generates substantial revenue for the national budget and supports job creation.
Geographical advantage: Lithuania holds a strategic position as a gateway to Europe, but neighboring countries are leveraging this advantage more effectively.
Call to action: The sector should draw inspiration from regional best practices and accelerate reforms and initiatives to strengthen Lithuania’s standing in global logistics.
This year, TEGOS served as a Bronze Partner of the Transport Innovation Forum.
More information about the event is HERE.
