Manik Mehta

Manik Mehta, AJOT’s international correspondent, specializes in and has written extensively on international affairs/diplomacy, global trade and business, logistics/supply chains, shipping, aviation, infrastructure, specialized segments (steel, textiles, automobiles, technology/AI, etc). Manik, who was educated in India, Germany, U.K. and the U.S., has an excellent knowledge of German and two Asian languages.

After graduating with a B.A. (Hon) Degree from Bombay (now Mumbai) University, he awarded a scholarship in Germany to pursue post-graduate studies in German literature and philology.  Manik holds a Diploma (Hon) in Journalism from the London School of Journalism (LSJ) and, later, obtained a Master’s Degree in International Relations from Boston University, specializing in foreign policy issues, changing patterns in global affairs/trade, Germany’s post-war unique status following the creation of the Berlin Wall and, in effect, the (now defunct) GDR, emergence of new powers (now forming the much-discussed multipolar system), etc.  He has also done many book reviews.  His stories have appeared in the American Journal of Transportation for over 20 years.

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Hamburg Port accentuates trade with Asia, particularly China

Port achieves “above average growth” in first half of 2013 as robust trade with India and the ASEAN states offsets China slowdown.

Abu Dhabi diversifying from oildependency and luring foreign companies to its industrial zone
Lufthansa’s crash landing with Jade Cargo
India’s Massive Infrastructure Development Presents Opportunities for U.S. Companies
Munich show confirms logistics sector in

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