Posidonia 2022 will be held this summer from June 6-10, with the 27th edition of the world’s most prestigious shipping event gearing up to welcome the international maritime community back to its Athens Metropolitan Expo venue, following the pandemic-induced disruption of the 2020 event.
This biannual experience, once again with the full support of the Government of Malta, Transport Malta, and the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure, combines the Malta Maritime Summit together with several conferences and seminars. This flagship maritime event will retain its successful model, but for the first time will include the additional commemoration event
The event will take place in the center of shipbuilding and sub-industry in VIAPORT Marina Tuzla.
The event will feature innovations from all sectors, covering topics such as climate change, maritime energy transition, and digital transformation.
The event will feature a broad range of seminars and conferences, where experts share their knowledge and expertise on nagivating the challenges ahead.
It will be one of the first face to face events for the oil spill industry, and it will take measures to create a COVID safe environment, while still being welcoming to visitors, exhibitors, and conference delegates.
The conferences will dive into the main issues facing the shipping industry, with sessions chaired by industry leaders.
All stakeholders gather to exchange research and lessons learned from previous oil spill responses to help move towards a common objective.
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