राष्ट्रीय हरित पत्तन एवं पोत परिवहन उत्कृष्टता केन्द्र

National Centre of Excellence in Green Ports and Shipping

This premier event serves as a vital platform connecting the international and Chinese shipping, financial, and business communities. It features industry leaders who will discuss the latest market trends and explore business opportunities in areas such as financing, shipbuilding, and cargo trading. The forum aims to foster cooperation and business growth between China and the global maritime sector.

The event explores how ports can leverage digital technologies to enhance efficiency and competitiveness in global trade. The implementation of robust cybersecurity frameworks can be adopted to protect port assets and customer data. The importance of seamless integration across supply chains and port operations and policies and regulations affecting smart ports and their digital transformation would also be addressed. Importance would be laid on how digitalisation contributes to environmental sustainability in port operations.

This event is a pivotal event for maritime professionals. The event entails analyzing current and future regulatory landscapes affecting maritime crew management, addressing challenges in attracting and retaining skilled maritime personnel, and innovative approaches to crew training and competency development in the digital era. It also highlights the initiatives to promote seafarer welfare and mental health support and exploring the role of technology in modernizing crew management practices.

The 17th Annual New York Maritime Forum is organized by Capital Link in partnership with DNB and in cooperation with Nasdaq and NYSE. This one-day conference serves as both an investment and industry forum. It provides a platform for investors, financiers, cargo owners, and shipowners to discuss the latest developments in global shipping, energy, and commodity markets, as well as financial and capital markets. The forum also addresses critical industry topics such as regulation, technology, and innovation. Attendees can participate in panel discussions and one-on-one meetings with executives from shipping companies, offering extensive networking and business development opportunities.

IAPH will bring together senior port leaders from around the world with their counterparts in shipping, supply chain management, technology and materials handling. With the IMO, World Bank and UNCTAD in attendance at #IAPH2025 – not to mention regional development finance institutions, governments, regulators and fellow NGOs – attendees will come away with powerful insights that make a difference to the bottom line.

The European CO2 Shipping Summit 2025 will focus on the pivotal role of reducing carbon emissions in the shipping industry, particularly in Europe. As the shipping sector faces increasing pressure to decarbonize, this summit will serve as a key platform to discuss the latest technologies, regulatory developments, and collaborative efforts aimed at reducing CO2 emissions in maritime transport. The summit will discuss the potential of on-board carbon capture and storage systems to capture CO2 from ship exhaust and store it safely, a crucial technology for meeting the IMO 2050 decarbonization targets. Discussions will focus on public-private partnerships, the role of green financing, and how the maritime sector can access capital for the adoption of clean technologies.

Annual Capital Link Operational Excellence in Shipping Forum is the premier global event dedicated to showcasing operational excellence in the maritime sector. It aims to provide an interactive platform for discussing operational excellence, best practices, and sustainability in shipping. The forum brings together a diverse group of stakeholders, including shipping companies, charterers, government and non-government industry associations, classification societies, P&I Clubs, flag registries, ship managers, technology and service providers, and the financial and investment community to gain knowledge about fleet management, technological innovation, crewing and workforce development, energy efficiency and environmental impact and safety and security.

SEAFUTURE 2025 offers a platform for industry professionals, researchers, and policymakers to explore the latest trends, foster collaborations, and discuss the future of maritime technologies. The event showcases cutting-edge products and projects in maritime technologies, including innovations in green technology, maritime safety, electronic warfare, and cyber defense. High-tech conferences and seminars addressing the latest advancements and challenges in the maritime industry are the part of this event. It also explores the opportunities for business-to-business meetings with industry companies, the Italian Navy, and foreign navies.

The World Maritime Day theme for 2025 "Our Ocean, Our Obligation, Our Opportunity" reflects the ocean’s vital role in the world economy, with more than 80% of global trade transported by sea. The ocean is a source of jobs and food for millions of people, a home for countless marine species, and a regulator of the planet's climate, mitigating the impacts of climate change. As the largest sector operating in the ocean space, shipping has a central role to play in the protection of the marine environment and management of ocean resources. IMO’s long-standing commitment on this issue is evident in the robust global regulatory framework supporting cleaner, safer seas, and a growing portfolio of technical assistance initiatives to support ocean protection in 176 Member States.

Global Maritime Week is a leading three-day event focused on exploring the future of sustainable, secure, and intelligent shipping. It brings together major stakeholders from across the maritime sector including shipping firms, ports, logistics companies, tech innovators, regulators, and investors to address the industry’s most urgent challenges and emerging opportunities. This year's spotlight is on uniting sustainability, security, and digital innovation to redefine the future of shipping operations. Key topics include evolving regulations, progress in alternative fuel supply chains, infrastructure development, and enhanced supply chain logistics strategies.