Location:

Opera House at the Castle of the Pomeranian Dukes

8:00 - 17:00

Participant registration 

9:30 - 10:00

Opening ceremony of the 9th International Maritime Congress

Opening speech by the Minister of Infrastructure

10:00 - 12:00

I Plenary Debate:

Counter-Transformation-Resilience: a strategy for the maritime industry in times of crisis

Seaports located at the intersection of supply chains, being transportation, energy and industrial hubs, can be important drivers
of sustainable growth and recovery. In order for them to play their role, it is necessary for the logistics industry to be prepared and resilient to dynamic changes, especially
carried by the occurrence of crises at the local or global level. The situations of the recent period, i.e. the pandemic and the war in Ukraine, have shown that it is necessary,
for the maritime industry to be flexible and capable of adaptation and transformation in times of crises that bring not only challenges, but also opportunities for development.

12:00 - 12:30

Coffee break

12:30 - 14:30

Plenary Debate II:

Revision of TEN-T network a guarantee of stability and continuity of Europe's transport strategy

An effectively functioning transport system within the EU is expected to contribute to improving the operation of the single internal market, stimulate
economic growth, and enhance the competitiveness of individual member states and the EU as a whole. Stability and continuity of the network, an instrument for
coordination and ensuring consistency and complementarity of infrastructure investments, are the main guidelines of the latest TEN-T review. Do and how do the developed
network development scenarios support the importance of key cross-border projects connecting European countries? How to adapt the network maps to the current
infrastructure priorities of individual member states?

14:30 - 15:30

Lunch

15:30 - 17:30

III Plenary Debate: 

Green transformation in the maritime economy - opportunities and challenges

Green transformation in the maritime business - opportunities and challenges
Climate and environmental challenges can become new opportunities in all areas implemented in the maritime business. The entire
range of opportunities and challenges for maritime business will be created by new technologies, optimization of processes, as well as changes in attitudes of individual
entities involved in maritime trade. Creating a new sustainable market for port and transport services is a great challenge.
Considering the work on the EU package of climate proposals, it is already necessary to consider how to implement them for the benefit of the economy.

17:30 - 20:00

Break

20:00 - 00:00

Artistic evening with banquet

June 30, 2022

Location

Radisson Blu

8:00 - 14:00

Participant registration

Fixed coffee/water break throughout the day

BLOCK I - Ports and Shipping.                                                             

BLOCK II-DEVELOPMENT AND INNOVATION

BLOCK III - SCIENCE & ECOLOGY

SIDE EVENTS

Panel I

Panel I DEVELOPMENT & INNOVATION

Panel I

 PORTS

9:00 - 9:50

Northern Sea Route an opportunity or a threat to Polish ports?

Artificial intelligence the future of maritime transport

Rectors' Debate - "Science for the Offshore".

9.00-10.30

Ernst & Young

WORKSHOPS Implementation of UKSC and NIS2 in the maritime sector

10.30-12.00

Ernst & Young

WORKSHOPS Cyber security of seaports and maritime transport

Time to be determined

Polski PCS Sp. z o.o.

TRAINING PCS for users

9.00-14.30

Maritime Academy in Szczecin

EXHIBITION STAND with a presentation of the Maritime Academy in Szczecin

(Availability throughout the program on the second day of the Congress)

9:50 - 10:40

Maritime administration an important partner for port development

Current challenges at the International Maritime Organization

Rectors' Debate - "Science for the Offshore" - cont.

10:40 - 11:30

Importance of inland waterway modernization for seaport development

Port Community System and what's next? Questions about the directions of development of digitization of Polish seaports

Offshore Wind Energy as an Opportunity for the Polish Shipbuilding Industry

11:30 - 12:00

Coffee break

Panel II

Panel II

Panel II

 SAILING

12:00 - 12:50

Maritime transport in the face of war - the impact of the war in Ukraine on the transportation of dry bulk cargoes

The future of hydrogen technology - offshore industry readiness

Esbjerg port as a green port - case study

15.00 -21.00

SUMMARY of the 9th IOC - a cruise on the ship Odra Queen to Island W-28 in the Szczecin Lagoon with refreshments on board

12:50 - 13:40

Building ro-pax ferries - purpose, challenges, opportunities

Sea and Space - at the interface of horizons. Transfer of knowledge, innovation and technology

Green shipping in the European Union - opportunities and challenges

13:40 - 14:30

Ship repair industry - current status and challenges

Use of spatial data for the development of the maritime economy

Directions of development of port infrastructure in Polish ports in the era of low- and zero-emission fuels

14:30 - 15.00

Refreshments in the form of lunch (for those not participating in the cruise)