European Maritime Day 2024

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European Maritime Day 2024 will take place in Svendborg, Denmark on 30-31 May 2024.

Established in 2008, European Maritime Day (EMD) is the annual EU meeting point on maritime affairs and sustainable blue growth, and the place where ‘Ocean Leaders Meet’ as the slogan goes. High-level plenary sessions including inspirational speakers, leadership exchanges and stakeholder workshops attract experts and stakeholders from across Europe and beyond.

Link to event: https://maritime-day.ec.europa.eu/conference_en#european-maritime-day-2024

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