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4Debatesand DecisionsCapturing the full scope of an event asdynamic as the 2025 Summit is no easy task.The programme provides structure and focus,but so much value lies in the moments thatunfold around it. An unexpected insight at aroundtable discussion. A recurring theme thatsurfaces across sessions. A casual conversationbetween participants that turns into a lastingcollaboration.This brochure brings together visual highlightsfrom the International Transport Forum’s 2025Summit, held from 21 to 23 May in Leipzig,Germany, on the theme ““Transport Resilienceto Global Shocks Resilience”. It presents avisual record of high-level meetings andcasual encounters, lively debates and livedemonstrations, and, most important of all: thepeople who made them happen—ministers,leaders, experts, and all the partners workingwith the ITF to help shape the future oftransport.The Summit took important steps to do exactlythat. ITF’s highest decision-making body, theCouncil of Ministers of Transport, approvedlandmark policy recommendations. The first ITFPolicy Recommendation provides governmentswith guidance for the responsible use ofartificial intelligence in transport. The secondRecommendation sets out principles for roadsafety policies that are effective in saving lives.You can read more about them on pages 46-47.As tangible outcomes of the 2025 Summit,these documents give direction to globaltransport governance on critical issues. Theyare the result of tireless collaboration amongour member countries and reflect both theseriousness of our mission and the vitalityof our collaboration.The strength of the ITF Summit lies in itsdiversity. We were honoured to welcomedelegations from over 70 nations. More than 40Ministers and Vice-Ministers attended the ITFSummit in 2025. International organisations,the multilateral development banks, private-The 2025 Summit in Retrospect Preparing transport systems for the challengesof increasing uncertainty and growing risks is ahuge task. I left Leipzig with the sense that thisSummit made a powerful step forward towardsprogress in transport resilience. But we all knowit will not happen overnight, which is why 2025was the first in a trilogy on the subject.Our journey continues next year from 6 to 8May 2026, when the theme is “Funding ResilientTransport.” Until then, I invite you to revisit thepeople, moments, and outcomes of the 2025Summit in the pages that follow—and to carryits ideas into the work ahead.Young Tae KimSecretary-General sector partners and academic thought leadersadded critical depth and nuance. The presenceof around 70 media representatives from aroundthe world ensured our discussions found an echofar beyond the conference centre walls.I wish to express my profound gratitude to theRepublic of Chile, which held the Presidency ofthe ITF in 2024/25, for leading our organisationin such an exemplary fashion. The calm clarityof Minister Juan Carlos Muñoz piloted the Forumthrough a year in which resilience was a criticalquality for governance as much as for transportsystems. I look forward to collaborating withAzerbaijan as it takes on the ITF Presidency for2025/26. Its proven track record in multilateralaffairs gives me full confidence that the ITF is incapable hands.A sincere thank you also goes to our partnersand sponsors for making the 2025 Summitthrive: the Free State of Saxony, the InternationalRoad Transport Union (IRU), EIT Urban Mobility,Dekra, EU Rail and Nextbike. 6Ministers Ministers with responsibility for transport from the 69ITF member countries - and beyond discuss ways tomake transport systems more resilient in the face ofglobal shocks.Les ministres des transports des 69 pays membres du FITdiscutent des moyens de rendre les systèmes de transportplus résilients face aux chocs mondiaux. ▼Germany’s FederalMinister of TransportPatrick Schnieder withITF Secretary GeneralYoung Tae Kim.▲Finland’s MinisterLulu Ranne chats withMinister AndreasCarlson of Sweden.La ministre finlandaiseLulu Ranne s’entretientavec le ministre suédoisAndreas Carlson.Resilience is a choice. It’sthe policies we launch, theinvestments we make, andthe partnerships we build. ◀Chile’s Minister JuanCarlos Munoz opensthe Summit 2025 asrepresentative of the ITFPresidency country.Le ministre chilien JuanCarlos Muñoz ouvrele Sommet 2025 entant que représentantdu pays assurant laprésidence du FIT.Patrick Schnieder, ministrefédéral des Transportsde l’Allemagne, avecle secrétaire généralYoung Tae Kim du FIT.Juan Carlos MuñozMinister of Transport andTelecommunications, Chile Les participants posentpour une photo degroupe avant la tableronde ministériellesur la résilience dutransport maritime.▶Ghana’s Minister ofTransport, Joseph BukariNikpe, speaks duringthe Ministerial session.Le ministre ghanéen desTransports, Joseph BukariNikpe, s’exprime lors dela séance ministérielle.” ▲Participants posefor a group photoahead of the Ministers’Roundtable on maritimetransport resilience. ◀Philippe Tabarot,the French Min