Batumi, Georgia, will host the international conference "Argus Black Sea and Caspian Key Terminals and Logistics" on May 14–15, 2026. This major industry event is set to bring together over 170 participants, including cargo owners, exporters, and logistics operators from the Black Sea, Caspian, and Central Asian regions. The forum serves as a strategic meeting point for decision-makers in the global transport and trading sectors.

Logistics specialists and hydrocarbon exporters from Turkmenistan are encouraged to join the delegation to explore emerging opportunities in regional trade corridors. The conference offers a unique environment for Turkmen businesses to showcase their capabilities and negotiate partnerships with leading international players in the freight forwarding and energy sectors.

The agenda is structured around three primary pillars: dry cargo transportation, oil and petroleum product logistics, and container shipping. Key discussions will focus on terminal infrastructure development, the export of fertilizers and sulfur, and investments in port facilities. A notable feature of the forum is the organized technical tours to Georgia’s major logistics hubs, including the Poti TransTerminal and the Petrocas Energy Group oil terminal.

Leading global corporations, including Chevron, Maersk Georgia, and SOCAR Midstream Operations, have already confirmed their attendance. Registration for the event is currently open on the official website of Argus Media, the event organizer. This conference represents a vital opportunity for regional stakeholders to align their strategies and improve the efficiency of cross-border supply chains.