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Marine Insight Summit 2024

THE FUTURE OF SEAFARING AND SHIPPING

The future of seafaring and shipping

7-8 May , 2024

The future of seafaring and shipping

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7-8 May 2024

Thank you for being a part of the Marine Insight Summit 2024!

Your participation helped make this event a resounding success. Together, we delved into the future of seafaring and shipping, exploring innovative trends and technologies that will shape our industry.

We were honored to have esteemed chief guests share their invaluable insights. IMO Secretary-General Mr. Arsenio Dominguez, in his inspiring inauguration speech, emphasized the vital role of future-proofed seafarers and technological advancements in shaping the future of shipping. On Day 2, The Director General of Shipping, India, Mr. Shri Shyam Jagannathan, shared his vision on initiatives driving the growth and sustainability of the maritime industry in India and beyond.

We look forward to welcoming you to future summits and continuing our journey towards a brighter maritime future.

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Participation from 83 Countries

(i.e 43% of the countries of the world)

What Our Speakers Say

Agenda Discussion Points

1. Navigating the digital Shift in Shipping

Convert buzzwords like AI and blockchain into practical use cases with tangible benefits, and address crew welfare and training for sustainability and profitability.
Ensure digital tools provide real-time safety advice, focus on tech and data skills for seafarers, and promote workforce diversification and partnerships with trainers for a future-ready maritime industry.

2. What is expected from a Next-Gen Shipping Professional ?

During the session, speakers emphasized essential tech skills like automation and data analysis for future maritime professionals. They discussed the role of education in fostering adaptable learning and the importance of balancing tech with human elements like leadership. Additionally, they highlighted soft skills such as communication and adaptability for global collaboration.
Furthermore, the panel stressed the significance of sustainability and offered advice on career navigation and personal branding. They also addressed mental health at sea and the potential for an entrepreneurial mindset. Overall, the session provided insights into the evolving maritime industry and the skills needed for success.

3. Charting the course for the future of shipping

During the session, speakers discussed the potential of AI for ship decision-making, noting both its benefits for efficiency and ethical considerations. They also highlighted challenges to achieving fully autonomous ships and addressed infrastructure hurdles for alternative fuels.
The role of digital technologies in reducing environmental impact, retrofitting ships, and fostering partnerships for sustainable development was emphasized. Additionally, the importance of innovative financing models, workforce training, data sharing, and transparency in supply chains was underscored.

4. Adapting to technological advancements in shipping

During the agenda session and panel discussion, speakers explored how the maritime industry can adapt to technological advancements for sustainability and compliance. They covered topics such as advanced AI applications, integration with existing infrastructures, and the importance of transparency in decision-making tools.
Discussions also included tools for EEDI compliance, monitoring alternative fuels, and the role of assisted propulsion in decarbonization. Challenges and opportunities related to IMO 2030 goals were highlighted, along with the need to encourage industry investment in green technologies.

5. Bridging the gap between academia and industry

Our speakers stressed the importance of collaboration between educational institutions and industry stakeholders. They highlighted the need for regular skills gap analyses to ensure maritime training programs teach relevant skills. The discussion also focused on integrating industry certifications, internships, and simulator training into academic programs to prepare students for immediate job placement. The diverse career opportunities within the maritime sector were also showcased to attract a broader range of students.
The panel explored the benefits and challenges of industry mentorship programs and incorporating new technologies like AI and autonomous shipping into the curriculum. Emphasis was placed on including sustainability and data literacy in curricula to prepare students for a data-driven, eco-conscious future. The session concluded with a call for fostering lifelong learning and adaptability to equip graduates for the evolving maritime workforce.