Some 800 stakeholders from the business sector, trade unions, academia, research, government and the administration will be meeting on 22-23 May 2019 for the 11th National Maritime Conference. Under the motto “Deutschland maritim global - smart - green”, they will be discussing the potential and challenges as Germany aims to maintain the technological lead and international competitiveness of its maritime sector.
In view of the widespread public calls for climate-friendly and environmentally-friendly shipping, the issues of green shipping and the maritime mobility transition are of key importance for the sector. This area offers considerable market potential for Germany’s world-beating industry. With regard to its “global” focus, the National Maritime Conference is to send out a signal for open world trade and a fair multilateral set of rules in times of growing protectionism. The participants will be discussing the main maritime challenges in five forums (1. Shipping, 2. Marine technology, 3. Offshore wind power, 4. Shipbuilding including suppliers and navy, 5. Ports). The results of the work are to feed into the Federal Government’s Maritime Agenda 2025, which was adopted at the beginning of 2017.
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