Dubai Maritime Exhibition, United Arab Emirates

Seatrade Maritime Middle East is the Middle East’s maritime conference venue and the official exhibition of Emirates Maritime Week. The last edition of the show attracted over 7,500 attendees from over 86 countries, including the industry’s elite and brightest minds. Over 230 exhibitors gathered to showcase their businesses. It is expected that there will be 300 exhibitors and 8,500 visitors at this exhibition, with an exhibition area of ​​15,000 square meters.

Why attend the Dubai International Maritime Show in the United Arab Emirates?

1. Dubai Maritime Exhibition SEATRADE MIDDLEEAST MARITIME is the largest and oldest maritime and shipping exhibition in the Middle East. With the rapid development of the global maritime exhibition industry, Dubai Maritime Exhibition has become one of the top 10 maritime exhibitions in the world, becoming an important external exchange platform in the Middle East and even the surrounding regions, providing exhibitors from all over the world with a platform to communicate with buyers from all over the world, opportunities for visitors to communicate and cooperate.

2. Strong attraction: As the largest maritime exhibition in the Middle East, this exhibition attracts exhibitors and professional visitors from all over the world every year. It is an excellent opportunity for professional exchange and a platform to promote negotiation and cooperation within the industry. platform;

3. Huge Market Potential: The Middle East is rich in resources and has huge market potential. This exhibition will be a gateway to the markets of Bahrain, Central Asia, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia. and the UAE is also a major window for Chinese companies to explore the Middle East market.

4. The exhibition also serves as a platform to examine some of the recent challenges facing the industry through a series of seminars, roundtables and panel discussions. Topics covered at these conferences include autonomous transport and automation, digital and network technologies and environmental challenges within the maritime industry.

1. Shipbuilding and shipbuilding and ship maintenance, shipping agents, ship operators, ship management, ship owners, training and educational institutions, classification societies, government agencies, chambers of commerce and associations, legal, financial, insurance, registration, consultancy and other maritime service institutions, etc.;
2. Communication and navigation equipment, marine equipment, measuring instruments, electrical and electrical equipment, electric propulsion equipment and motors, computer software and ship design, rescue, protection and fire-fighting equipment, environmental protection and water treatment, coatings and surface treatment, etc.;
3. Spare parts for yachts and cruise ships, etc.;
4. Port and ocean engineering: terminal facilities and equipment, cargo logistics processing systems, loading and unloading machinery and equipment, large steel structures, offshore platform operating machinery and equipment, offshore operating supplies, liquid natural gas transportation equipment, etc.;
5. Naval equipment, maritime security, maritime reconnaissance, cruise equipment, seaport security and defense systems, etc.