At the heart of the Euromaritime exhibition, the port industry concerns all the actors in the sector who have agreed to meet at Parc Chanot in Marseille from 28th to 30th June. After migrating to Marseille from Paris in 2020, this second edition in the Mediterranean city promises to be the largest business gathering of the blue economy, with more than 300 exhibitors representing a dozen or so countries. More than 5,000 visitors from the Euro-Mediterranean area and beyond are expected.
Ports : management, modelling, anticipation
Euromaritime, backed by the Union Maritime et Fluviale, the Union des Ports de France and SeaPort, aims to participate in the development, analysis and forecasting of the vast field of the port industry by enabling the players in this rapidly expanding sector to exhibit their know-how and share their experiences. Priorities in the sector include investment, synchromodality, competitiveness, security and digitisation. These are all subjects that are strongly reflected in sustainable development programmes.
Decarbonation : tomorrow is now
The exit from fossil fuels is a flash point in the maritime world and has been on the global agenda for several years now. It is at the heart of public policies and priorities of all the players involved in the naval sphere. Euromaritime is an opportunity for all exhibitors and speakers to review their new practices as well as the current and future transformations aimed at reducing carbon impact, in the light of new global economic models.
New spaces for new momentum
- To support future maritime technologies, the organizers of Euromaritime have renewed the SEAnnovation space intended to host fifteen selected startups following a call for applications. Launched for the first time at the 2020 edition of the show, this space aims to bring out the most innovative young companies and thus foster meetings with industrialists, investors, institutional investors and business introducers at targeted and qualified business meetings
- In the wake of SEAnnovation, two new spaces will be created this year: SEAgital, in partnership with FranceCyber Maritime, to combat cyber malevolence, SEA-Research, in partnership with Mer-Veille Energies, to discover future technologies related to EMR and marine biotechnology.
Conferences
Understanding the issues, recognising advances, anticipating innovations
https://www.euromaritime.fr/94/conferences
Program
https://www.euromaritime.fr/108/programme
Euromaritime : 5th edition in 2022 and 2nd in Marseille (2013, 2015, 2017 in Paris, 2020 in Marseille)
4 sectors represented :
- Shipbuilding and naval equipment: construction, clean ship, refit, dismantling
- Ports: sustainable port and circular economy, Smart Port, Smart Grid, multimodal
- Future technologies: Environment, MRE, bioresources, protection and conservation
- Transport: Short-Sea, Shipping, Passenger Transport, Waterways
3 fields
- Employment
- Innovation
- Environmental conservation
Key figures for the 2020 edition
- 260 exhibitors
- 5,000 visitors from 40 countries
- 1975 audience members
- 950 BtoB meetings
- 30 conferences
- 68 speakers
- 17 startups
Press accreditation
The 5th edition of the Euromaritime exhibition will open its doors for the second time at Parc Chanot in Marseille on Tuesday 28th June 2022.
For the media, press accreditation is mandatory. Press badge requests must be filled in by clicking on the following link: https://www.euromaritime.fr/115/badge-presse
A press room will be available inside the exhibition
Opening hours: from Tuesday 28th to Thursday 30th June 2022, from 9am to 6pm (5pm on Thursday).
Organisation
Euromaritime is a Ouest-France / le marin group exhibition organised by Sogena
Euromaritime 2022 presidency:
Hervé Martel, chairman of the board of the Port of Marseille Fos
Exhibition director:
Jean-Marie Biette, secretary general of the Ouest-France group’s maritime division
General commissioner:
Hugues d'Argentré, Sogena
Ouest-France Infomer – le marin
Infomer is the information hub leader of France’s maritime press, a subsidiary of the SIPA – Ouest France group. Informer publishes a number of different titles, including the le marin website https://lemarin.ouest-france.fr/, aimed at a public of maritime professionals, available by subscription, on news-stands and online, as well as the monthly magazines Le Chasse-Marée and Voiles et Voiliers.
SOGENA
SOGENA is the events subsidiary of the GICAN (French Marine Industry Group), a trade association bringing together shipyards, system manufacturers, equipment suppliers, subcontractors, engineering companies, naval architects and all companies involved in shipbuilding and ship repair, marine renewable energies, ocean development and protection, and coastal and port infrastructures. All exhibitions organised by SOGENA are committed to a CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) approach, and are certified as Sustainable Development (ISO20121)
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