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IRU, the world road transport organisation, has published its annual report for 2023, looking at the organisation¡¯s progress and achievements in shaping safe, efficient and sustainable road transport during its 75th anniversary year.

ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½marked its 75th anniversary this year with special events in Geneva, Brussels, Tashkent, Cancun, Beijing, Riyadh and Istanbul. Relive the dialogues, debates and celebrations with more than a thousand public and private sector leaders from around the world.

Cross-border facilitation, digitalisation and decarbonisation led the discussions in Istanbul as ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½celebrated its 75th anniversary with members and partners from the region.

For the next ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½75th anniversary event, our eyes turn to °Õ¨¹°ù°ì¾±²â±ð, the home of New Industry Shaper G¨¹lsen Demirci, a mother of two living her dream.

IRU, the world road transport organisation, outlined the sector¡¯s critical role in fostering a circular economy as it marked its 75th anniversary with its members and partners from the region at Saudi Arabia¡¯s Supply Chain and Logistics Conference.

What are the key challenges and opportunities for the logistics and supply chain sector in transitioning to a more sustainable and resilient circular economy in Saudi Arabia and beyond?

ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½outlined key road transport opportunities with global transport ministers and industry leaders at China¡¯s Global Sustainable Transport Forum in Beijing.

Decarbonisation, border challenges and driver shortages led the discussions at IRU¡¯s North American Transportation Forum in Cancun, Mexico.

Industry leaders, development organisations and financial institutions from 30 countries gathered in Uzbekistan for a timely regional conference on trade and transit developments.

IRU¡¯s North American Transportation Forum is gathering at CANACAR¡¯s national convention in Mexico tomorrow to unpack obstacles and opportunities for cross-border operations in the region.

As road transport leaders gather in Uzbekistan today for a key regional conference, we look at IRU¡¯s New Industry Shapers from across the region leading the sector into the future.

ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½members, transport companies, development organisations and financial institutions are gathering in Uzbekistan for a key regional conference on pressing transport and transit challenges and emerging opportunities.

On the occasion of IRU¡¯s 75th anniversary year, Umberto de Pretto, who has worked in transport for over 30 years, discusses road transport¡¯s past and future, as well as his personal journey in the industry.

The digital version of the ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½Charter 75 is now available in six languages and can be signed online. Each signature reinforces road transport¡¯s commitment to fulfill its critical role during crises.

EU authorities, government ministers and industry leaders debated digitalisation, decarbonisation and road transport beyond 2040 at IRU¡¯s special anniversary event celebrating 50 years of representation to the EU.

ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½is celebrating 50 years of representation to the EU today with a special anniversary event featuring EU authorities, government ministers and industry leaders who will debate the past, present and future of road transport.

Ahead of our special anniversary event celebrating IRU¡¯s 50 years of permanent representation to the EU, meet our New Industry Shapers from across the EU making road transport safer, more efficient and greener.

IRU¡¯s New Industry Shapers project profiles inspiring people from all over the world leading the road transport industry into the future.

ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½has announced the 2023 Grand Prix d¡¯Honneur winners at its 75th anniversary event and launched a new campaign on unique individuals shaping the future of road transport.?

IRU, the world road transport organisation, celebrates its 75th anniversary today, eyeing mobility and logistics opportunities that lie ahead. The International Road Transport Union, the voice of over 3.5 million road transport companies operating mobility and logistics services, was founded in Geneva on 23 March 1948.

ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½has presented the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) with a special plaque commemorating 75 years of the two organisation¡¯s collaboration, the UN¡¯s longest continuous public-private partnership. In a special ceremony at the United Nations in Geneva today, ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½Secretary General Umberto de Pretto has presented UNECE Executive Secretary Olga Algayerova with a special plaque commemorating 75 years of partnership.