Greek Maritime Forum 2027 to Put Athens at Centre of Global Shipping

By Marensia 2026-11-11 13:17:00

The Greek Maritime Forum is among the year’s most anticipated maritime gatherings. In 2027, it will bring together leading shipowners, ship managers, port representatives and regulators, as well as policymakers, classification societies, technology companies and service providers for two days of discussions, innovation and networking.

Organised by Marensia Group, the forum will feature 12 high-level panel discussions with influential maritime leaders from Greece and around the world. The agenda will address the industry’s most pressing challenges and emerging opportunities, including decarbonisation, sustainability, digitalisation, artificial intelligence, crew management, safety, maintenance, ship repair and shipbuilding.

A highlight will be the exclusive “Biggest Win & Biggest Mistake” session, offering new perspectives on maritime leadership. Prominent industry executives will share defining career moments and lessons learned from both achievements and challenges.

The exhibition area will feature more than 50 technology and service companies, showcasing solutions and industry expertise. Shipowners and ship managers can explore innovations, evaluate services and engage directly with those driving technological progress.

Networking will extend beyond the conference halls. At the end of the first day, delegates are invited to a Gala Cocktail Reception, providing an opportunity to unwind, enjoy fine cocktails and strengthen professional relationships in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.

With thought-provoking discussions, innovative technologies, valuable business connections, and strong networking opportunities, the Greek Maritime Forum 2027 is set to be a landmark event for the international shipping community.

The Greek Maritime Forum is organized by Marensia Group. The event will take place in Athens, Greece on May 25th – 26th.

For more information, please visit the official website at: www.greekmaritimeforum.com

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