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Willem Heeren, chairman of the board of Dinalog, participated in the working visit to Oman of Minister Schultz van Haegen of the Ministry of Infrastructure & the Environment.

Early April, Liesbeth Staps, Dinalog’s international liaison officer, visited Japan and the Netherlands Office for Science and Technology to jointly gear the exploration of international opportunities for the top sector logistics. She also presented at a seminar for the promotion of the Netherlands as logistics hub.

Universities, companies and the government from the Netherlands and Indonesia have officially opened a bilateral initiative called Living Lab Logistics during a seminar at the Erasmus Huis in Jakarta. This triple helix initiative is driven by higher education and connects companies and government with universities in both countries through students, lecturers and researchers who apply their specialized expertise in logistics to real-life research challenges.

Universities and companies from the Netherlands and Indonesia have joined forces in a bilateral initiative called Living Lab Logistics. This initiative is driven by higher education and connects companies with universities in both countries through students, lecturers and researchers who apply their specialized expertise in logistics to real-life research challenges.

The cluster Netherlands South West & Flanders was acknowledged with the most sterling international accessibility of all the assessed clusters in the SoCool@EU online-questionnaire. Located in a geographically advantageous position in the centre of Europe, the cluster Netherlands South West & Flanders represents one of the central hubs for seaborne intercontinental goods flows entering and exiting the European Union.

In December Dinalog contributed to the ICOVACS conference in Izmir, Turkey. ICOVACS is an annual academic conference on innovation in logistics.

Mr Lim and Mrs Ploumen will meet close to 30 Dutch and Singapore business leaders at the CEO Roundtable organised by the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands on 24 January 2013. This roundtable discussion is held in conjunction with the State Visit of Her Majesty Queen Beatrix of The Netherlands and Their Royal Highnesses The Prince of Orange, and Princess Máxima of The Netherlands from 24 to 25 January 2013.

On 3 October, Dinalog and the Georgia Tech Supply Chain & Logistics Institute organized a luncheon roundtable "Logistics: Driven by Open Innovation" to exchange best practices.

By invitation of Dinalog and the Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment, a World Bank delegation visited the Netherlands from 10 to 12 October. Dinalog coordinated the programme focusing on the Dutch logistics expertise in agrologistics, city distribution, green logistics and port-hinterland connections for deployment in developing markets.

LOG2020 is a project that aims to develop a European, post academic, education program for Logistic & Supply Chain professionals. The project results in building blocks for a Chief Supply Chain Officer executive MBA program.

LOG2020 is a project that aims to develop a European, post academic, education program for Logistic & Supply Chain professionals. The project results in building blocks for a Chief Supply Chain Officer executive MBA program.

Dinalog participated in the Dutch trade mission to South Africa early September, organized by SANEC and the Netherlands Embassy in Pretoria, as part of the 2g@there Port & Corridor Cooperation cluster programme. Focus of the week was port development and intermodal transport.

Dinalog participated in the Dutch trade mission to South Africa early September, organized by SANEC and the Netherlands Embassy in Pretoria, as part of the 2g@there Port & Corridor Cooperation cluster programme. Focus of the week was port development and intermodal transport.

The Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment together with Dinalog invited the Global Expert Team Trade Facilitation & Logistics of the World Bank for a visit in the Netherlands from 10 to 12 October.

Together with a number of national and international partners, Dinalog is actively involved in the lobby for a European Technology Platform (ETP) on Logistics. International partners are CNC...

Dinalog in Afrika Vorige maand was Dinalog op bezoek in Afrika. In Kaapstad sprak managing director Wim Bens met een aantal potentiele lokale partners voor Dinalog's innovatieprogramma. En...

On the 14th of June Dinalog organised the programme for the international counsellors of the Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and Environment (I&M). They experienced the subjects of the top sector logistics policy in practice.