e-Logi Fest25 – A New Chapter in Logistics and E-Commerce

e-Logi Fest25 brought together some of the most exciting and innovative initiatives from across the region, becoming one of the leading platforms in Armenia for logistics, e-commerce, and technological development. Spanning three full days, the event featured several key components: the Expo, Summit, Hackathon, and international collaboration programs, including participation from GIZ.
e-Logi Expo25 – An Exhibition of Emerging Opportunities
The Expo at e-Logi Fest25 hosted booths from top local and international companies including Yandex, TEX, FedEx, Major Express, Mira Trans, Wildberries, Ozon, Sino Armenia, Fine Cars of Armenia, Lusar Trans, BLS, Garant Logistics, Lumix, Brokus, Tradex, American Global Freights, and more.

Visitors had the chance to explore innovative solutions across sectors such as freight transportation, delivery services, warehousing technologies, e-commerce platforms, heavy vehicle providers, and customs services. The exhibition featured a rich mix of market leaders and rising startups, creating an ideal platform for partnerships and collaboration.

e-Logi Summit25 – A Platform for Vision and Strategy
During the Summit, keynote talks and panel discussions brought together local and international experts, industry leaders, and decision-makers. The sessions highlighted key trends, strategies, and innovations shaping global logistics and e-commerce.

This high-level forum enabled the exchange of best practices and regional insights, facilitating bold ideas and actionable collaborations.

Over 24 speakers from Armenia and abroad shared their expertise, future outlooks, and forward-thinking solutions.

Notable speakers included:

Jurgis Adomavidius (Bunasta, Lithuania)

Elina Petrosyan (Wildberries Armenia)

Tadas Drunga (Omniva, Estonia)

Nika Samadalashvili (Georgian Post)

Craig Strickland (BoxC, USA)

Charle Malas (ModLyft, UK)

Davit Ivanyan (Yandex Go Armenia)

Sergey Mkrtchyan (ATI.SU Armenia)

Alexander Lalayan (Armenian Logistics Association)

Giorgi Kacharava (EU-Georgia Business Council)

Agnieszka Kisielewska (MDDP, Poland)
RoboDrone Hackathon – Innovation in Action
The RoboDrone Hackathon was one of the most dynamic parts of e-Logi Fest25. Over a 24-hour period, 26 teams developed practical solutions in digital, aerial, and land logistics.

Divided into junior (school-aged) and senior categories, the hackathon fostered creativity and teamwork. Seven winning teams were awarded prizes for their innovative concepts and implementations.
International Cooperation with GIZ
With the support of GIZ (German International Cooperation), a key event was organized within e-Logi Fest25: the Authorized Economic Operators (AEO) Roundtable.

This meeting brought together customs officials from 8 different countries, creating a meaningful platform for identifying regional challenges and discussing best practices. The roundtable significantly contributed to strengthening regional cooperation and fostering development in the logistics sector.
Conclusion
e-Logi Fest25 was more than just an event—it was a platform that united industry stakeholders, sparked strategic collaborations, and brought innovative ideas to life.

It undoubtedly marks a new chapter in the development of Armenia’s logistics and e-commerce ecosystem.