Bringing together maritime perspectives The MoU establishes a framework for joint research and the organisation of joint events, creating new opportunities for knowledge exchange and closer collaboration between the maritime sectors of both countries. “In its Maritime...
The Global Security and Innovation Summit (GSIS) and the German Maritime Centre (Deutsches Maritimes Zentrum e.V., DMZ) have entered into a strategic partnership. The cooperation brings expertise from shipping, ports and critical infrastructure into the strategic...
Dr. Alexander Geisler is stepping down from the advisory board and will take over with immediate effect from Daniel Hosseus, who is resigning from the executive board. Strategic development with new executive board member “I am very pleased to contribute to the...
During the fair, we had the pleasure of welcoming numerous industry professionals and interested visitors to our stand. Topics of discussion included short sea shipping, alternative propulsion technologies, and securing skilled labour – all of which are key challenges...
The German Maritime Centre has conducted an online survey to determine the motivation of trainees, students and dual study students as well as young professionals who are active in maritime professions, maritime courses of study and in companies, institutions and...
The maritime sector is a key player in the implementation of the energy transition. In the long term, it will need more than > 3.5 million tonnes of hydrogen or H2 derivatives annually. The German government’s climate protection targets stipulate that...
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