Dr Jérôme Verny
NEOMA Business School, Paris, France
At a global scale, the COVID-19 pandemic has created disruptions to all logistical chains. Digitalisation is key to better risk management for more resilient supply chains.
Mustapha Lhamouz
ANP, National Ports Agency of Morocco
Moroccan ports have played a major role in managing the Covid-19 health crisis and has demonstrated strong resilience and great agility by adapting its various operational processes to the new context.
Eduard Rodés
Escola Europea – Intermodal Transport
Sustainability has become one of the critical factors in shaping the policies of all countries and the COVID-19 has further strengthened the need to carry out this sustainability revolution.
Michaël Tanchum
AIES, Austrian Institute for European and Security Policy
COVID-19 has reshuffled the deck in the strategic struggle to establish trade transport corridors from Europe to Africa via the Mediterranean basin, where the EU must formulate a coherent and effective policy to take advantage of its location.
Michalis P. Adamantiadis
EuroMed TSP
The regulatory framework is a pillar for the efficient development of transport services, as well as for their safety conditions and environmental protection.
Marco Ricceri
Eurispes
The G20-2020 summit confirmed collaboration between states as the only way forward to tackle the effects of the global pandemic crisis, “to overcome the current challenges and realize opportunities of the 21st century”.
Giorgia Giovannetti and Arianna Vivoli
University of Florence, Italy
Some debates have emerged about the responsability of globalisation on transmitting the COVID-19 shock to global value chains and about de-globalization or slow-balization processes.
Iveta Radicova
DG MOVE – EC, Directorate General of Mobility and Transport – European Commission
This article is the result of an interview conducted by CETMO with Ms. Iveta Radicova in early December 2020, as the European Coordinator of the Mediterranean Corridor.
Habib Mekki & Yamina Jlaiel
Directorate General of Civil Aviation, Tunisia
The Covid-19 pandemic could be the greatest challenge the global aviation industry will ever face. The effects are being felt throughout the ecosystem, including airlines, airports and air navigation bodies.