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Maritime Business Week 2026

Maritime Business Week 2026 will bring together companies, experts and institutions from the maritime industry, logistics and port infrastructure. The international event in Constanta, Romania, will offer professional conferences, networking, B2B meetings and space for establishing new business and technology partnerships.

At a time when the Black Sea is fundamentally reshaping the region’s trade routes and logistics connections, Maritime Business Week returns to Constanța on 16-18 June 2026 with its 5th edition and a completely new format. It is built on direct dialogue, access to public institutions, B2B meetings and genuine international cooperation.

This year’s format is designed to enable direct contact with companies, organisations and decision makers actively involved in projects, investments and cooperation initiatives in the Black Sea region. For this reason, the number of participants and available inputs is limited in order to maintain an effective environment focused on relevant interactions and quality networking.

The event is structured into three days:

Day 1 – Opening Day, Constanța Port Day & Dutch Forum

A day dedicated to international perspectives on the maritime and port industry, the dialogue between public institutions and companies and the position of the Port of Constanța as a strategic regional hub. The programme will continue with a forum focusing on the Dutch delegation and opportunities for economic and investment cooperation.

Day 2 – Port visit & networking

A visit to the Port of Constanța, including access to selected plants and industrial projects, followed by networking sessions in a format that encourages direct interaction between participants.

Day 3 – Maritime Business Forum

A day focused on B2B negotiations, partnership development and regional cooperation. The programme is structured into two main panels:

Until 31 May 2026, it is still possible to apply for the edition dedicated to companies wishing to be present where future connectivity, investments and partnerships in the Black Sea region are discussed.

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