IAME 2021 Conference ‘Accelerating Transitions’
Erasmus University Rotterdam (EUR), together with Delft University of Technology (TU-Delft) organizes the 2021 IAME conference in one of the…
Read moreThe hustle of everyday tasks often leaves us little room to contemplate the significant shifts and challenges around us, such as economic instability, environmental concerns, geopolitical conflicts, and tech advancements. At the IAME Conference in 2024, IAME aims to dedicate time for collective contemplation on pivotal matters within our domain, centering our discussions around “Building innovative maritime ecosystems: Smart, Green & Valuable for society.”
The conference will delve into various subjects, yet our primary focus will be on the comprehensive transformation of our Community’s ecosystem (including ports, maritime transport, and logistics) across three vital aspects. These include embracing a tech revolution that extends beyond digitalization to include rapid advancements in Generative Artificial Intelligence; the essential progression towards an environmentally friendly Community amidst external challenges; and recognizing the importance of our Community’s interconnectedness with society at large, which fortifies its true worth.
IAME plans to explore these challenges in Valencia from June 25 to 28, 2024, fostering a dynamic and insightful debate (refer to the Provisional Program on the conference website) where concerns will be shared, actionable strategies discussed, and their adoption by relevant stakeholders encourage.
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The programme, registration process and further details can be found on the conference website.
Date and venue
June 26 – 28, 2024. Valencia (ES).
About IAME
The International Association of Maritime Economists (IAME) serves as a global platform for the exchange of research and information among individuals interested in maritime and maritime-related matters. Its membership spans across all continents and includes representation from academics, industry professionals, and government entities.
Established in the early 1990s, IAME has grown into a truly international association with over 500 individual members and more than 20 corporate members. Scholars, practitioners, and experts converge through IAME to discuss various aspects of ports, shipping, and hinterland transport. The association hosts annual conferences, fostering the exchange of new ideas, relevant insights, and cutting-edge research results in the field of maritime economics.
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