Scandinavian Maritime Fair and Conference: 2 days of knowledge and inspiration – all under one roof

As the maritime industry continues to navigate new waters, the Scandinavian Maritime Fair and Conference (SMFC) is making a strong comeback with a new and flexible concept that promises two days of knowledge exchange and inspiration.

SMFC24 takes place on 14-15 May in Øksnehallen in Copenhagen and is dedicated to bringing together players from the maritime industry, not only from Scandinavia and but also from the rest of the world.

Don’t miss our opening ceremony

On 14 May, we open the doors at 9:00 am for conference guests and visitors to the exhibition. The official opening ceremony will take place at 11:00 am. Here you can experience the Navy’s Drum Corps, after which Esben Poulsson, former chairman of The International Chamber of Shipping, welcomes you. One of the opening speeches will be given by Minister for Industry, Business and Financial Affairs Morten Bødskov.

Highly topical conference

Alongside the exhibition, the conference offers a strong programme that addresses key challenges and opportunities. The conference covers important topics ranging from cultural differences on board to environmental challenges in the industry. There is something for everyone with an interest in the maritime, and the program is designed to resonate with a diverse international audience.

Themes of the conference:

• Recruitment and Retention – Cultural Differences & Life Onboard
• Nuclear – Drivers & Barriers
• Digitalization & Maritime Security
• Underwater Radiated Noise – Challenges & Solutions
• Long-term Environmental Sustainability in Shipping
• Maritime Energy Transition in the Nordics (Project MAREN)

For more information about the Scandinavian Maritime Fair and Conference 2024, including the detailed program and registration, please visit www.scandinavianmaritimefair.com/.

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