Sea Asia’s launch, in April 2007, smashed all targets and expectations!

More than 250 companies from 24 countries exhibited at Sea Asia 2007

More than 7,000 people from 42 countries worldwide participated in the event.

More than 1,000 delegates from 40 countries attended the conference

More than 80 high-profile speakers debated with delegates on issues like The Asian Voice in World Shipping, Chartering, Finance in Asia, Insurance, Technical Trends, LNG Transport, Shipbuilding and Procurement.

Sea Asia's Mission Statement

After just one show, Sea Asia has injected a breath of fresh air into the maritime industries of Asia, providing a unique and lively platform for this massive and expanding sector.

From its established home in Singapore, Sea Asia 2009 will provide all the features that were so well received and so well attended in the first show in 2007:

  1. a conference programme in which the Asian voice in world shipping was projected and debated by some of the leading names from the younger generation of Asian shipowning,
  2. a sequence of lively and informative seminar sessions on subjects ranging from finance to technology,
  3. a bright and bustling exhibition floor containing some of the biggest brand names in the business
  4. a social programme that was both productive and enjoyable

In 2009, all these features will be  further developed: more conference sessions covering new topics, more interactive workshops, a wider range of social functions, and above all an exhibition that is even issbigger and broader in range and reach.

Asia's remarkable forward progress in all aspects of maritime affairs, and the talented people who are driving it,  need a platform that reflects Asia's status in the global industry; a platform which brings the international community to Asia to see for themselves.

The organisers of Sea Asia, Seatrade and the Singapore Maritime Foundation, are committed to providing an event which matches Asia's achievements and projects them outwards to the world.

 


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