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Seatrade Maritime Qatar

4-5 February 2025, Sheraton Grand Doha Resort and Convention Hotel

Shaping the next era of Maritime Excellence

Under the Patronage of
Under the Patronage of Minister of Transport H.E. Sheikh Mohammed Bin Abdulla Bin Mohammed Al Thani

Focus on

The global launch of new flagship business and networking event

The Seatrade Maritime Qatar 2025 will shine a light on:

Offshore technology

Sustainable shipping

Digital transformation

Energy transition

Maritime innovation

Financing fleet expansion

The global reach of the Seatrade Maritime brand - with its unrivalled 50-year legacy - alongside the expertise of our Key Partners in this exciting and ambitious region, lay the foundations for a truly unique event. An unmissable platform for collaboration, knowledge exchange, and rapid business development.

Investment opportunities and a strategic roadmap for success

Qatar’s maritime sector and its port infrastructure continue to show impressive growth.

 

And Qatar’s National Vision aims to transform the country significantly by 2030, with exciting and significant global opportunities for the maritime & logistics industries.

 

Join the global industry in Qatar where your company can help shape the next era of Maritime Excellence.

Danial Kaabi
"Qatar is currently by far the land of opportunity for the industry as it finds itself in the early stages of growth and expansion."

Danial Kaabi, CEO of Sea Horizon Offshore Marine Services

Latest press release

Qatar Boosts Maritime Growth with New Shipping Event in 2025

 

As one of the GCC’s fastest evolving economies and with a clear eye on its National Vision 2030 objectives, Qatar is also poised for a robust growth in its maritime and logistics sectors supported, in particular, with consistent surges in its port activity.