BAKU, July 18, 2025 — The 4th edition of the Black and Caspian Freight Forum, an international conference and exhibition focused on transport corridors, cargo, and infrastructure, will take place in Baku from September 9 to 11.
According to Report, the event is expected to gather around 250 participants from over 25 countries, marking it as one of the region’s premier logistics summits.
For the first time, the official program will feature pre-scheduled B2B meetings, aimed at fostering more effective and results-driven collaboration among stakeholders.
The forum will explore the current landscape and future development of international transport corridors across the Black Sea and Caspian regions. High on the agenda will be efforts to expand cooperation in transportation and logistics, strengthen inter-country ties, and boost transit capacity across the Eurasian corridor.
Azerbaijan’s growing role as a strategic logistics hub—linking Asia and Europe via both maritime and overland routes—will be a key focus during the discussions. The country has been positioning itself as a vital player in global supply chains amid evolving regional dynamics.
The event will also include in-depth analysis of the future of seaports in the region, evaluating their readiness to handle increasing freight volumes and support multimodal connectivity in the coming decade.
