Supporting Organisations in Europe

Created in 1970, the International Union for Road-Rail Combined Transport (UIRR) is the industry association for the sector of Combined Transport in Brussels.

The unique combination of a trade fair with an exhibition including physical rolling stock, a specialist conference and uninterrupted face-to-face B2B and B2G meetings in a single venue offers an effective opportunity to showcase your company and strengthen business ties within the rail environment.

The Ukrainian-Czech Chamber of Commerce (Ukrcham) was founded as an important institutional mechanism for the development of bilateral relations between Ukraine and the Czech Republic.

Today, the members of the association represent almost 92% of the rail freight market in the Czech Republic. The aim of the association is to develop rail freight transport in the Czech Republic.

The vision of the Shift2Rail Joint Undertaking is to promote modal shift from road to rail in order to achieve a more competitive and resource-efficient European transport system.

We are a long-acting team of experts qualified for valuation services in ECONOMICS and CONSTRUCTION industry, operating across the whole Czech Republic.

ALLRAIL, the Alliance of Rail New Entrants, was founded in April 2017 and is one of Europe’s newest railway associations.

In Europe, UITP’s main activity consists of working closely with European Union Institutions, bringing together more than 450 urban, suburban and regional public transport operators and authorities from all member states.

FORWARD Belgium has represented freight forwarders, customs agents and logistics service providers for more than 100 years and is the single point of contact for everything related to logistics.

Our mission is to prepare, implement and support mobility and transport policies. We do this in consultation with our partners at regional, federal, national and international level.

The Belgian Regulatory Body for Railway Transport and Brussels Airport Operations is the governmental organization which regulates rail transport and Brussels Airport operations.

The purpose of AERRL is to promote interoperable, sustainable, efficient and safe passenger and cargo rolling stock transport for the European railways.

The UIP with its seat in Brussels, is the umbrella association of national associations from fourteen European countries, thus representing more than 200 freight wagon keepers and ECMs.

CER’s role is to represent the interests of its members on the EU policy-making scene, in particular to support an improved business and regulatory environment for European railway.

We provide better insight on what rail infrastructure managers are, what they do, their overall importance for the European market and how they evolve over time.

ERRAC was set up in 2001 with the ambitious goal of creating a single European body with both the competence and capability to help revitalise the European rail sector and make it more competitive,

Operating in Brussels since 1992, UNIFE represents European train builders and rail equipment suppliers. The association advocates on behalf of more than 100 of Europe’s leading rail supply companies.

The association was established in Brussels (2002) by a handful of new rail freight operators. It was established as the voice of new entrants to support the European vision for a liberalised railway.

Belgorail is an inspection, testing and certification company, belonging to the Certifer group since 2017, one of the worldwide railway certification leader with a global presence in 10 countries.

Together for the renewal of rail freight transport in Europe.

Czech-Saxon ports s.r.o. (ČSP) is a multimodally oriented translation and logistics company that offers a wide portfolio of services. Operate two inland ports Děčín and Lovosice as commodity centers.