Colombo International Maritime Conference 2015

Asia | Industry

Third Party Event

24 Sep 2015 - 26 Sep 2015

Industry professionals, businesses involved in international shipping, transportation, logistics services and investment will get valuable input for future decision making in relation to South Asian markets and its logistics capabilities and opportunities.

The CIMC is expected be joined by international speakers from UNCTAD, FMC, GSF, Drewry, IMB/ICC, Maersk, NYK, MSC, MOL Gac, APM, PSA and speakers from India and regional ports. Topics related to the maritime industry with a focus on the Indian subcontinent and global shipping industry will include, ports, terminals, sectorial businesses of cargo such as container, Ro/Ro, bulk, LNG developments, global freight market, cruise shipping, regulatory developments, hub strategies bunkering and green shipping.

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