From National Strenghts to Global Partnerships
Why Pavilions Matter
National pavilions are an important part of the exhibition, with trade organization partners playing a key role on the exhibition floor. Through their expertise, networks, and industry insight, they help create well-organized and accessible platforms for exhibitors. These partnerships are highly valued, with organizations playing an essential role in bringing the exhibition to life.
Danish Pavilion
Danish Export Association
Danish Export is a non-profit, member-owned and member-driven association. We help ambitious Danish B2B export companies to create international growth – and have done so since 1965. We do this through knowledge sharing, networking and export activities with our members and business partners.
- Hall C
- www.danishexport.dk
- Mie J. Jakobsen
- +45 86 81 38 88
- mjj@danishexport.dk
Estonian Pavilion
Estonian Business and Innovation Agency
We carry out target market-based PR and marketing activities introducing Estonian business sectors in order to support companies in expanding to new foreign markets. We support your ambitious venture in business development, promoting product development and innovation, and expanding to suitable foreign markets.
- Hall T
- www.eas.ee
- Kati Borkman
- +37 251 82 771
- kati.borkman@eas.ee
Finnish Pavilion
Wulff Entre
Wulff Entre is trade show specialist in Marine, Shipbuilding and Offshore industry globally.
Wulff Entre has been organizing and supporting clients at Maritime events for decades, and your dedicated Maritime team has experience that spans 15+ years. With us, your company’s exhibition arrangements are in good hands. We offer the best locations, preparations before the event, onsite services, and tips and tricks to excel your participation to the next level. We have close partnerships and contacts for all the main venues, organizes, stakeholders and service
- Hall D
- www.wulffentre.com
- Salla Salonen
- +358 50 4017455
- salla.salonen@wulffentre.com
German Pavilion
Norwegian-German Chamber of Commerce
The German-Norwegian Chamber of Commerce aims to strengthen trade relations between Germany and Norway. It is a non-profit organization and, as a Chamber of Commerce Abroad, part of a network with over 150 locations worldwide. Based in Oslo, the German-Norwegian Chamber of Commerce has built up a comprehensive network since its foundation in 1986, with currently 800 member companies from both countries. This makes it not only a centre of expertise in the field of German-Norwegian economic relations and bilateral business, but also a competent partner for German companies interested in the Norwegian market and vice versa.
- Hall C & T
- www.handelskammer.no
- Susanne Hawkins
- +47 22 12 82 31
- sh@handelskammer.no
Italian Pavilion
Italian Trade Agency (ITA)
Italian Trade Agency is the Governmental agency that supports the business development of our companies abroad and promotes the attraction of foreign investment in Italy.
- Hall E
- www.ice.it
- Nadia Svaluto Moreolo
- +46 (0) 844689736
- stoccolma@ice.it
Dutch Pavilion
Netherlands Maritime Technology (NMT)
Trade organization Netherlands Maritime Technology is a close-knit network of Dutch shipyards, suppliers and service providers who work together in all locations and conditions. In the field of maritime technology, these companies – large and small – aim to lead the way in the quest for new challenges and solutions.
- Hall C
- www.maritimetechnology.nl
- Joëlla Lucas
- +31 88 44 51 024
- lucas@maritimetechnology.nl
Norwegian Pavilion
Norwegian Maritime Exporters (NME)
Since 1995, Norwegian Maritime Exporters has served as a vital link between Norwegian maritime companies and the global markets. We are owned by our members and work globally to promote our members and the Norwegian maritime industry.
- Hall C
- www.nme.no
- Bjørg Ekornrud
- +47 930 33 424
- bjorg@nme.no
Spanish Pavilion
Foro Maritimo Vasco (FMV)
Foro Marítimo Vasco is the Maritime Cluster of the Basque Country. It represents more than 180 members involved in all the steps of the maritime and offshore wind sector. It provides services to the industry with the ultimate goal of boosting its competitiveness and promoting maritime culture and activities.
- Hall E
- www.fmv.eus
- Angel Santurtun
- +34 94 435 6610
- as@fmv.eus
Turkish Pavilion
Turkish Ship Yacht and Marine Services Exporters’ Association
Turkish Ship Yacht and Marine Services Exporters’ Association was established in April 2010. Its mission can be defined as to contribute sustainable economic development to Turkish Ship and Yacht sector through improving exportation. It has over 1632 members as of 2024.
- Hall C
- www.iib.org.tr
- Selin Ozsoy
- +90 212 454 05 00 /454 0
- gemi@iib.org.tr
UK Pavilion
The Society of Maritime Industries (SMI)
SMI is the trade association for the UK’s maritime engineering, science and technology community.
- Hall D
- www.maritimeindustries.org
- Helen Stephen
- +44 2 076 282 555
- helen.stephen@maritimeindustries.org
China Pavilion
China Council for the Promotion of International Trade in Machinery (CCPIT)
CCPIT were established in 1988. They are the earliest international trade promotion organizations in the industry approved by relevant national departments.
- Hall D & E
- www.chinamachine.org.cn
- Grace Yao
- +86 10 83275529
- yaoping@ccpitmsc.org
Indian Pavilion
Indian Ports Association (IPA)
Founded in 1966, the Indian Ports Association stands as the cornerstone of our maritime renaissance. More than an organization, IPA is the visionary force harmonizing India’s Major Ports under the Ministry of Ports, Shipping, and Waterways
- Hall B
- www.ipa.nic.in
- Managing Director, Vikas Narwal
- +91 11 24365632
- md.ipa@nic.in
Japan Pavilion (JSEA)
Japan Ship Exporters’ Association (JSEA)
The Japan Ship Exporters’ Association was founded to promote the export of ships and ship machinery according to the Japanese Export and Import Trade Law on December 13, 1954.
- Hall B
- www.jsea.or.jp
- Makoto Takeyumi
- +81 3 6206 1661
- takeyumi@jsea.or.jp
Japan Pavilion (JSMEA)
Japan Ship Machinery and Equipment Association (JSMEA)
By steadily providing high-quality ship machinery and equipment products, JSMEA will assuredly contribute to shipping and shipbuilding businesses not only in Japan, but also throughout the world. This is our promise in helping to create a more promising future.
- Hall B
- www.jsmea.or.jp
- Ryoji Yamasaki
- +81 03 3502 2041
- yamasaki@jsmea.or.jp
Korean Pavilion (KOMEA)
Korea Marine Equipment Association (KOMEA)
Rallying behind the Korean leadership in the global shipbuilding horizon, KOMEA has been playing a pivotal role in enhancing marine equipment business areas, in particular, making the history of global trade cooperation and related capacity reinforcement and more.
- Hall B
- www.komea.kr
- Yullee, CHO
- +82(0)70-8857-8800
- yullijo@komea.kr
Korean Pavilion (KOSHIPA)
Korea Offshore & Shipbuilding Association (KOSHIPA)
KOSHIPA was established as a non-profit organization on july 19, 1977, at a time when the Korean shipbuilding industry had just made inroads into the world shipbuilding market. Seven Shipbuilding companies, capable of building ships of 1,500 GT and over, are currently members of KOSHIPA.
- Hall D
- www.koshipa.or.kr
- Woojin Choi
- +82 2 2112 8181
- wjchoi@koshipa.or.kr
Singapore Pavilion
Association of Singapore Marine & Energy Industries (ASMI)
ASMI is a non-profit trade organisation formed to promote the interests and advancement of the marine & offshore engineering industry in Singapore.
- Hall B
- www.asmi.com
- Kit Kaye Lim
- +65 6264 6436
- kitkaye.lim@asmi.com
Brazilian Pavilion
The Brazilian Norwegian Chamber of Commerce (BNCC)
- Hall G
- https://brazilchamber.no/
- Stian Olsen
- stian@brazilchamber.no
