Challenge Group is proud to announce its new affiliate membership with FIATA, the International Federation of Freight Forwarders Associations. This strategic move underscores the Group’s commitment to fostering industry collaboration and addressing the pressing challenges of today’s global supply chain.
Following the participation of FIATA Director General, Dr. Stephane Graber, at the latest edition of MACE in Malta, it was reiterated that stronger synergies between industry stakeholders are essential to navigate evolving regulations, capacity constraints, and supply chain disruptions. As a global freighter operator, handling agent and logistics provider, Challenge Group recognizes the need for unified efforts in tackling these issues, which is why joining the world’s largest freight forwarding association is a natural step forward.
“Our approach to business has always been driven by listening to our customers and understanding their logistics needs. By providing reliable, integrated, and bespoke logistics solutions, we enable global trade efficiently and effectively. As an affiliate member of FIATA, we are excited to contribute our expertise and insights from a freighter operator and handling agent perspective. We believe this collaboration will create stronger synergies between different supply chain stakeholders, ultimately benefiting the entire industry”, Or Zak, Chief Commercial Officer of Challenge Group, commented on the purpose of this membership.
“FIATA is delighted to welcome Challenge Group to its global community. The organisation’s impressive growth and commitment to excellence in airfreight and cargo services align perfectly with FIATA’s mission to support the global logistics industry. Based in Malta, where FIATA had the opportunity to witness its extensive network and forward-thinking approach during MACE 2024, Challenge Group brings valuable expertise to our community. We look forward to its active participation in tackling sustainability, safety and security, digitalisation, and operational excellence within the airfreight sector,” Dr. Stephane Graber, FIATA Director General, added
