It offers international businesses a key platform to showcase innovations and explore new market opportunities in one of the world’s most dynamic regions. With approximately 250 exhibitors from over 20 countries and more than 8,000 participants, the event will focus on topics such as port modernisation, ship technology, offshore development, as well as digital and sustainable shipping solutions. The registration deadline for the national pavilions of Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, and Greece is approaching soon.

India: A Key Market for Maritime Innovation

India is making significant investments in maritime infrastructure, green technologies, and digital shipping solutions. By 2030, the country aims to be among the top 10 global shipbuilding nations, and by 2047, among the top 5. India’s shipbuilding industry is growing at an annual rate of 60%, with a projected market volume exceeding USD 8 billion by 2033. 

This presents significant opportunities for European businesses. Key investment areas include port modernisation, offshore development, and sustainable shipping. Thanks to India’s strategic position in the Indian Ocean, there are also long-term prospects for trade and maritime infrastructure.

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