Top 10 countries include: China, India, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Indonesia, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Qatar, Turkey and Vietnam. Thailand is one rank behind Vietnam while the Philippines is 10 ranks lower.
This is an indicator that measures the overall competitiveness based on logistics power and business platforms. Accordingly, 50 countries are ranked according to the factors that make these countries attractive to enterprises providing logistics services, forwarding, distribution ...
According to Agility Emerging Markets Logistics Index 2019, the top 10 countries include: China, India, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Indonesia, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Qatar, Turkey and Vietnam. Thailand is one rank behind Vietnam while the Philippines is 10 ranks lower.
China and India topped the 2019 rankings for the size and strength of international and domestic logistics markets. However, the survey shows that these two countries are poorly assessed against small countries on business platforms.
Vietnam, Indonesia and Malaysia have been selected as emerging markets with the most logistics potential after India and China. The reason is that favorable business conditions along with the value of production and supply chains have helped some Southeast Asian countries stand near the top of the Index.
In addition, 56% of respondents said that prolonged trade tensions between the United States and China could benefit Southeast Asian nations, as this would be the ideal place of production and supply. China.
Of the 50 countries surveyed, China, India and Indonesia ranked highest in domestic logistics.
China, India and Mexico are at the top of international logistics, while Vietnam is ranked 4th, Indonesia is ranked 5th and Thailand ranked 7th. In addition, UAE, Malaysia and Qatar are considered to have economic bases. Best joint.
The report also shows that e-commerce is promoting logistics opportunities in emerging markets. 60% of executives in the logistics industry are expecting retailers to outsource to deliver to buyers; 47.4% forecast an increase in outsourcing to complete electronic transactions.
