For the first time, port, logistics, maritime, river and rail players from the Seine axis will be gathering in a dedicated pavilion at the 2024 edition of the Salon International du Transport et de la Logistique (SITL), held from March 19 to 21 at the Paris Nord Villepinte exhibition center. HAROPA PORT, in partnership with Logistique Seine Normandie and Paris Seine Normandie, is hosting twelve co-exhibitors representing the transport and logistics sector in the Seine Valley.

The Salon International du Transport et de la Logistique (SITL) will bring together French and international service providers in the transport and logistics industry for three days at Paris Nord Villepinte. The theme of the 2024 edition will be "The paths of change", and will focus on the major changes affecting this strategic economic sector.

HAROPA PORT will be present in partnership with Paris Seine Normandie (PSN, the association of economic players created by the CCIs of Normandy and Paris Ile-de-France) and Logistique Seine Normandie (LSN, the logistics and supply chain network in Normandy, bringing together over two hundred players).

Over an area of 124 m2, the "Seine Axis Pavilion" - Stand M 056 in Hall 7 - will welcome twelve other transport and logistics experts to showcase the region's assets, as well as their know-how in supporting the logistical and economic development of the Seine axis.

"Circular economy, modal shift and decarbonization of supply chains are the major challenges for the transition of the Seine axis, a region of logistics excellence serving sustainable industry and commerce.

Our ambition, shared with our partners, is to make the Seine axis a benchmark region for the transition to an economy that respects planetary limits," explains Isabelle Leriquier, President of Paris Seine Normandie.

HAROPA PORT will take advantage of this major event to present the green corridor and its hinterland, its river and rail links, the development of new infrastructures dedicated to multimodality, its calls for projects and its partnerships with major European port and logistics platforms.

Jacques-Olivier Gasly