European Maritime Commissioner Responds to Global Institute of Logistics Question

Wednesday, 18 Oct 2006 · Logistics & Shipping

In response to a question from the Global Institute of Logistics, the European Commissioner for fisheries and maritime affairs, Dr Joe Borg, said that reports earlier in the year of a rift between him and his transport counterpart in Brussels, Jacques Barrot, were exaggerated. (PRWeb Oct 18, 2006) Read More »

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