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The events of recent weeks demonstrate high business activity in the field of logistics. This is confirmed by the emergence of new non-standard events, such as the first Congress of Managers and Specialists in Logistics and Supply Chains of Manufacturers and Retailers, participants and partners of the Council of Supply Chain Professionals, as well as the first Russian Forum – "Logistics Leaders 2018" where the leaders of international and Russian companies gathered.
The spring of 2018 was full of events. In April we took part in the TransRussia exhibition 2018, then we left for the CeMAT exhibition in Hanover, where according to traditions “LOGISTICS” journal presented a digest in English – RUSSIAN LOGISTICS JOURNAL – to the audience. Then we left Hanover for Ireland to be present at the opening of a new plant of the Combilift company. The report materials on the results of these events can be found on the pages of the new issue.
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Istanbul named as one of Europe’s most dynamic cities, says JLL
Cannes, 17 March, 2016 – Istanbul has been named one of the most dynamic cities in Europe in a new ranking released today by JLL.
The City Momentum Index European Top12 welcomes Istanbul (8th) as a new entry and the third of Europe’s ‘Big Four’ to enter the ranking which identifies the region’s most dynamic urban economies. It joins the likes of London (1st) and Paris (3rd) – cities sitting at the top of the list thanks to their long-term strengths in technology, their deep talent pools and ambitious urban development plans.
“The European Top12 identifies those cities where change is occurring most rapidly. Istanbul joins this group for the first time, where, despite geopolitical headwinds, it displays remarkable dynamism,” says Jeremy Kelly, director of global research, JLL. “This ranking combines real estate dynamics such as investment, property prices and construction with socio-economic factors to better understand the drivers of city success. Istanbul is a city which is taking bold steps to improve its infrastructure and is building a modern real estate portfolio as it grows into its new skin as a global business centre.”
Elsewhere, the ranking is dominated by Europe’s ‘‘New World Cities’ – Dublin (2nd), the Randstad (4th), Munich (5th), Stockholm (6th), Copenhagen (7th), Berlin (11th) and Barcelona (12th) - smaller innovation-oriented cities with strong infrastructure platforms, a high quality of life and, crucially, the ability to adapt to constantly changing economic conditions.
“Investors are increasingly looking towards long term trends such as demography and technology when making asset allocation decisions, driven by their search for sustainable income,” added Kelly. “Cities such as Dublin, Stockholm, Berlin and Copenhagen have among Europe’s highest concentrations of high-tech start-ups, strong research systems and are home to many millennials, a testament to the dynamism and long-term potential of the continent’s New World Cities”.
The UK cities continue to outperform, with Manchester (9th) and Edinburgh (10th) joining London in the European Top 12. Sound economic fundamentals are underpinning momentum while devolution measures are set to boost further the competitiveness of these two cities.
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