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E2G Logistics signs strategic partnership with Hebei Land Port Group

14 May 2026Dublin, Ireland
E2G Logistics signs strategic partnership with Hebei Land Port Group
From left to right: Jerry Liu, E-commerce Manager, E2G; Chen Huade, President, Chinese Business Association of Ireland; Liu Ruiling, Chairman, Land Port Construction Group; Conor Anderson, Clearance & Compliance Director, E2G; Jessie Lin, General Manager, E2G; Li Tiezheng, Director & Vice President, Land Port Group.

At a Hebei–Ireland economic cooperation roundtable in Dublin, Chamber member E2G Logistics signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Hebei Land Port Group to build a more efficient, stable two-way China–Europe logistics corridor.

On 14 May 2026, at the Hebei Province–Ireland Economic and Trade Cooperation Roundtable held in Dublin, Chamber member enterprise E2G Logistics formally signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Hebei Land Port Construction Group. E2G Logistics' Clearance and Compliance Director, Conor Anderson, and Hebei Land Port Construction Group's Vice President, Li Tiezheng, signed on behalf of the two parties.

Building on Hebei Land Port Group's inland-port hub network and core multimodal transport capabilities, and combining E2G Logistics' years of local expertise in the Irish market across customs-clearance compliance, overseas warehousing and UK–EU cross-border logistics, the two sides will jointly build a more efficient and more stable two-way China–Europe logistics corridor — offering more competitive cross-border supply-chain solutions to enterprises in both China and Ireland, and helping more companies expand in both directions and build a global footprint.

The Chinese Business Association of Ireland remains committed to building bridges for Ireland–China economic and trade cooperation, continuously empowering its members to connect with quality resources in China and expand international partnership channels. Going forward, the Chamber will continue to serve as a connecting platform, driving deeper cooperation between more Irish and Chinese enterprises across logistics, trade and industry, and injecting new momentum into Ireland–China trade.