EUROMARITIME in the news

EUROMARITIME 2025 in Marseille highlights global maritime innovations amid sector transformations with international exhibitors.

EUROMARITIME 2026 in Marseille will showcase maritime innovations and sustainable industry transformations.

EUROMARITIME is a leading European maritime event promoting industry innovation, sustainability, and port development, with the next edition in Marseille in 2026.

EUROMARITIME 2026 in Marseille will showcase innovations in shipbuilding and port infrastructure focused on ecological transition and smart maritime logistics.

Euromaritime 2026 in Marseille will gather maritime industry leaders to discuss innovation, international cooperation, and sustainable solutions under new president Samira Draoua.

Samira Draoua will preside over Euromaritime 2026, a major maritime industry event in Marseille focusing on innovation, cooperation, and sustainability.

EUROMARITIME 2026 maritime industry event will be held in Marseille, focusing on innovation and environmental challenges.

The maritime industry in Southern France is preparing for significant recruitment in 2024, with major companies and training organizations focusing on skill development, sustainability, and diversity.

Three Mediterranean yachting clusters from France, Spain, and Italy formed a new alliance to better compete internationally, formalized at Euromaritime.

Euromaritime 2024 launched with 5,000 visitors and 300 exhibitors focusing on maritime economy challenges, ecological transition, and new innovations.

Euromaritime is a Marseille-based professional maritime trade show focusing on European and Mediterranean maritime industry innovation, networking, and fostering partnerships, especially with Africa.

Euromaritime is a major maritime industry event showcasing innovations, hosting business meetings, and attracting international professionals.

Euromaritime 2024 in Marseille centers on decarbonization with thematic zones and aims to expand internationally under new organizers.

Euromaritime and Eurowaterways are major trade shows in Paris showcasing maritime and inland waterway innovations with hundreds of exhibitors and thousands of visitors.

Euromaritime 2020 in Marseille highlights maritime innovation and environmental responsibility with 2500 exhibitors, startup showcases, and the Smart Port Challenge.

Sikafloor Marine Ecoteak is a composite boat decking product showcased at Euromaritime 2020, offering a teak-like appearance with technical innovation.

Euromaritime 2015 saw increased exhibitors and visitors, strong international and fluvial sector presence, quality business contacts, and notable political engagement.

CMN unveiled the Longliner 42, a 42m longline fishing vessel designed for extended sea missions with advanced storage and fishing capabilities.

Euromaritime in Paris has grown into a major maritime industry event, attracting strong European political support and showcasing diverse maritime innovations while pushing for enhanced EU backing.