Gerard Mestrallet, the French President’s Special Envoy for the International Multimodal Economic Corridor (IMEC), recently held a meeting with Herve Martel, Managing Director of the Grand Port Maritime de Marseille (GPMM). The discussion focused on the exciting prospects for collaboration in developing a logistics corridor that would connect India, the Middle East, and Europe. The IMEC initiative aims to strengthen trade ties and enhance connectivity across these regions, providing a streamlined route for goods and services. By leveraging Marseille's strategic location as a key Mediterranean port, the project seeks to facilitate smoother logistics and improve access to European markets for Indian and Middle Eastern exporters. During their conversation, Mestrallet and Martel explored various aspects of the logistics corridor, including infrastructure development, regulatory frameworks, and potential investment opportunities. Both emphasized the importance of fostering cooperation between the regions to ensure the success of this ambitious project. The establishment of a logistics corridor under the IMEC framework has the potential to significantly boost trade volume and economic collaboration, benefiting all parties involved. As discussions continue, Marseille port is positioning itself as a crucial hub in this evolving international trade landscape, aimed at enhancing global supply chain efficiency and connectivity.