With a Logistics Performance Index of 4.0, Belgium stands out as a logistical hub in Europe, leveraging its central location, advanced infrastructure, and efficient customs procedures.
Situated at the crossroads of major European trade routes, Belgium serves as a crucial link connecting Northern and Southern Europe. Ports such as Antwerp and Zeebrugge are among the busiest in Europe, facilitating maritime trade with global partners. Belgium’s extensive rail and road networks further enhance connectivity, enabling seamless transportation of goods within Europe and beyond.
Moreover, Belgium’s business-friendly environment, supported by transparent regulations and strong governance, attracts international businesses and fosters a thriving logistics sector. Overall, Belgium’s strategic location, advanced infrastructure, and focus on innovation position it as a key logistics hub in Europe, facilitating the smooth flow of goods across the continent and beyond.
Singapore fared #1 in the list, followed by Finland and Danmark. Germany scored 4th and the Netherlands 5th. Then came Switzerland and Austria. Canada, Hongkong, Sweden, UEA and France also made it in the top 13.
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