IAPH WORLD PORTS CONFERENCE
A world-class conference that will reunite global port leaders with their counterparts in shipping, policymaking, finance and technology
When and where will IAPH WORLD PORTS CONFERENCE take place?
A world-class conference that will reunite global port leaders with their counterparts in shipping, policymaking, finance and technology
IAPH WORLD PORTS CONFERENCE is an international marine, vessels & equipment trade fair held in London, United Kingdom. The next edition takes place on 3-6 November 2026.
The event focuses on the marine, vessels & equipment industry, bringing together exhibitors, manufacturers, distributors and trade visitors from around the world. The fair is held yearly.
The fair is organized by IAPH (International Association of Ports and Harbors). Visit http://www.iaphworldports.org for detailed exhibitor and visitor information.
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