“On September 6, TIACA will be in Washington, D.C. to participate in the U.S. Air Cargo Industry Affairs Summit (USACIA) for the second time,” TIACA Secretary General Vladimir Zubkov told FT.      “Our attendance last year proved to be interesting and useful.
     “This year again the important agenda, renowned speakers and audience from different sectors of the air cargo industry – all points at good networking and sharing of knowledge.

Two Organizations One Mission

     “But it’s not only the USACIA Summit that makes collaboration with the CNS important and rewarding for TIACA,” Vladimir said.
     “The mission of our two associations are remarkably similar.
     “The CNS mission is to represent, lead and serve the U.S. air cargo industry.
     “TIACA has the same business objective, but it’s spread globally.

Shared Experience Counts

     “Obviously,” Mr. Zubkov said, “CNS has deeper local U.S. experience with a much wider network and better knowledge of the U.S. market-specific issues.
     “At the same time TIACA has its “bird’s eye view” on the international air cargo industry.

Differences To Common Themes

     “This similarity and this difference lead me to conclude that there is a lot of common sense in enhancing collaboration–the open discourse, the examining of a variety of shared problems, and suggestions for possible solutions.
     “Both associations have relatively new executives who still are able to see issues with “fresh eyes” and both can benefit from the frank dialogue.

TIACA October Fest

     “The next opportunity to get together will be provided by the ES/AGM of TIACA in Miami in October. Several CNS officials will be there, including representation from the CNS Board of Directors.
     “It might be fitting to review the state of affairs, after the discussions and the outcome of the current USACIA.”
Geoffrey

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