In the latest interview for the GospodarkaMorska.pl portal, the president of the Gdańsk International Fair presented ambitious plans for the future of BALTEXPO and the entire Polish maritime sector.
The upcoming edition of BALTEXPO promises to be an event on a much larger scale than the previous one. The organizers aim to make it the most important event in the entire Baltic Sea Basin. Particular attention is paid to the potential of the maritime construction sector, which goes far beyond shipbuilding and also includes the energy sector. The key topics of the event will be projects such as "Cormorants", "Swordfish" and "Orka".
The interview highlighted the importance of the maritime industry in Poland, both in military and civilian aspects. Particular attention was paid to the potential of the maritime shipyard in Gdynia and products such as "Kormoran" from Remontowa. The issue of protecting and securing maritime infrastructure was also an important element of the discussion.
BALTEXPO is intended to serve as a key platform for discussing the future of the maritime industry, covering topics related to ports, infrastructure and the offshore energy industry. Particular emphasis is placed on the promotion of maritime careers among the young generation and the need to conduct a serious, non-political debate about the future of the industry.
BALTEXPO has ambitions that go beyond the country's borders. The organizers place great emphasis on the presence of international exhibitors and participants. The Polish government actively supports the promotion of the event internationally. Prestigious accompanying events remain an integral part of the fair, including the Golden Anchor awards ceremony and the Salmon Evening gala.
BALTEXPO 2025 promises to be a key event for the future of the maritime economy not only in Poland, but also in Europe and the world. The organizers invite potential exhibitors to participate in the event and follow preparations for this unique edition of the fair.
