HSBC supports dialogue on important growth sectors of transport and logistics
The Parliamentary Secretary for Competitiveness and Economic Growth Hon José Herrera highlighting the significance of logistics and transport and their potential role as a key economic pillar for Malta during the breakout session of ‘Malta: A regional centre of excellence for Trade & Logistics” on the sidelines of EY national conference held recently. Also seen in the picture is Michel Cordina, Head of Commercial Banking at HSBC Bank Malta, which sponsored the session as part of HSBC’s commitment to nurturing the transport and logistics sectors and the internationalizing of the Maltese economy. The Bank was the main sponsor of Malta’s first-ever transport and logistics awards, TransLog Awards 2014, given away during a prestigious award ceremony night held recently.
- November 25, 2014 No comments Posted in: Business
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