INMEX Vietnam, the largest and most established international maritime exhibition in Vietnam, will be back for its 7^th edition on 27-29 March this year at HCM City’s Saigon Exhibition and Convention Center.

The event will offer the most comprehensive international business platform encompassing all aspects of shipbuilding, ship repairs, shipping, and maritime engineering, and provide an exceptional meeting point for the global maritime community in Vietnam amidst buoyant growth.

INMEX Vietnam will welcome maritime industry professionals looking to source the best products and technology for their next project in Vietnam and the region. The last edition drew 300 companies and brands and 7,906 visitors from 28 countries.

The exhibition showcases the latest technologies in the maritime industry with exhibitors coming from China, Germany, India, Indonesia, Japan, South Korea, Russia, Singapore, the Netherlands, and the US.

This year INMEX Vietnam has added a shipyard pavilion to enable Vietnamese shipyards to showcase their cost efficiency and capabilities and meet with ship owners, ship designers/consultants and shipping and logistics companies.

The B2B business meetings programme will provide a unique chance for international and local procurement decision makers to explore possible business collaborations and networking opportunities.

INMEX Vietnam will also offer exhibitors the opportunity to visit some of the top shipyards in the HCM City region like Piriou Vietnam, Saigon Shipbuilding Industry Company Limited and Ba Son Corporation.

The industry networking reception will be an effective way for participants to meet industry leaders, decision makers and corporate financiers, network, discuss investment opportunities and strike up partnerships.

The 2019 INMEX Vietnam will also feature a series of seminars led by international and local industry experts to further engage the dynamic maritime industry.

INMEX is supported by the Ministries of Transport and Industry and Trade, the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Netherlands Maritime Technology, Society of Maritime Industries, Association of Singapore Marine Industries, and Vietnam Shipbuilding Industry Association. — VNS