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Singapore Maritime Week

Asia’s annual flagship shipping event is underway in Singapore this week and the Lloyd’s List team are leading the news agenda as an estimated 30,000 maritime professionals attend over 40 events. Keep up to date on what’s happening here.

 

Maritime Singapore invests in a digital future

The programme has two specific aims of growing the sector’s value-add by S$4.5bn ($3.3bn) and creating over 5,000 good-quality jobs by 2025

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Singapore seeks to consolidate its prime port position

The competition in the region is fierce and the onset of new mega alliances and continued growth in vessel size also continue to put pressure on ports and shipping lines

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Latest from Singapore Maritime Week

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Jayendu Krishna, head of maritime advisors at Drewry Nick Brown, chief executive at Lloyd’s Register Eman Abdallah, global operations director at Cargill Ocean Transportation Mikel Skov, chief executive at Hafnia Captain Rajesh Unni, founder and chief executive of Synergy Group
The Lloyd’s List Outlook Forum: Live from Singapore
Lloyd’s List’s editor-in-chief Richard Meade leads a star-studded line-up at Singapore Maritime Week and asks how the industry can invest long-term when volatility is at an all-time high 
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Sanctions storm clouds gather over shipping, Lloyd’s List forum told
Experts gathered at the Lloyd’s List Singapore Outlook Forum to discuss the impact of sanctions on international trade and shipping, the evolving risks of the so-called ‘dark fleet’ and the potential consequences of a shifting geopolitical landscape, particularly with the return of Donald Trump to the US presidency
DATA ANALYSIS Singapore skyline at sunrise, with the Merlion and the Marina Bay Sands
Strategic slowdown across businesses as uncertainty stalks Singapore Maritime Week
Geopolitical turbulence is holding up investment decisions and forcing companies to slow down strategic shifts, but leadership responsibilities remain, argued executives at the Lloyd’s List Outlook Forum held during Singapore Maritime Week
Lee Hsien Loong, third prime minister of Singapore
Former Singapore PM warns of geopolitical choppy waters for shipping
The political veteran’s remarks on the first day of the Singapore Maritime Week echoed mounting concerns about the global order moving towards more instability and risk. The shipping industry needs to take notes

Fresh thinking at the helm of the MPA

Quah Ley Hoon was chief editor at Singapore broadcaster MediaCorp before she took over from Andrew Tan, as chief executive of the Maritime & Port Authority of Singapore

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Wärtsilä’s Singapore cyber centre gathers pace

The platform has also drawn interest from non-traditional shipping players who have invested heavily in the sector, says the vice-president of cyber security at Wärtsilä Mark Milford

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Singapore unfazed by China’s bunker ambition

Analysts say that rather than chipping away at Singapore’s volume, the Port of Zhoushan is taking in vessels that used to bunker elsewhere in Northeast Asia

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Chinese rival challenges Singapore for bunkering business

On Monday, Lloyd’s List will publish the counter view from Singapore in which we will explore why it is difficult to contest the Lion City's leadership

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In focus:

Smart Ports


Lloyd’s List explores the rapidly evolving 'Smart Ports’ concept, as ports embrace the digitised world

 

Get smart: The new technology of port communities

Ports need to bring value-added services to their customers in order to turn ports into communities that are more than a collection of individual entities

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Smart port solutions demand unilateral approach

Ports that fail to embrace the smart concept risk being overtaken by competitors who make the most of smart-port technologies, according to BCG

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