Come and access the ocean with ShipParts.com at Nor-Shipping 2019.
The Norwegian International Maritime Exhibition (NOR-SHIPPING), which has
been held every two years, has been successfully held for 26 times. It is the
world's top-ranking event for the shipping industry. It has become the world's
second sea of things after the German Hamburg Maritime Exhibition SMM. The
exhibition is also the largest, highest-grade and most influential professional
trade exhibition in the world of shipbuilding. It provides a good platform for
exchanges and cooperation for exhibitors, buyers and visitors from all over the
world. The Hamburg Maritime Exhibition SMM is held in two years. The Norwegian
International Maritime Exhibition (NOR-SHIPPING) is held in a single year. The
27th NOR-SHIPPING will be the largest maritime exhibition in Europe in 2019.
Norway's Oslo Maritime Exhibition Nor Shipping is held by the Norwegian Trade Fair. The exhibition is a biennial exhibition. It is also a very important platform for companies to open the Norwegian market. The Norwegian Oslo Maritime Exhibition Nor Shipping attracted 900 from last year. The number of exhibitors and exhibitors reached 15,500. The exhibition was held at the Norwegian Convention and Exhibition Center Norges Varemess, with an exhibition area of 21,000 square meters.
Norway is the world's fourth largest shipping country and the world's largest shipping cluster. Through close cooperation clusters, Norway's ship and marine equipment technology, especially high-tech ships and marine construction, is the world leader. Since the 1970s, with the development of the Norwegian offshore oil industry, Norway has developed the world's second marine engineering fleet. In addition to traditional shipping, fishing boats, ship equipment and other industries, various industries are unique in the marine industry. Leading position. Limited to one or two areas compared to other countries, the Norwegian marine industry has comprehensive and comprehensive expertise in the upstream and downstream suppliers, services and other fields, transportation products in oil and gas, chemical transportation, Rolling ships, marine vessels and other fields lead the world.
The Norwegian maritime industry has a long history and is one of the largest and most complete maritime groups in the world. The shipbuilding industry is one of Norway's major industries. Norwegian technology for manufacturing large cruise ships, LNG carriers, ro-ro ships, high-tech fishing vessels, refrigerated vessels, offshore supply vessels, high-speed catamarans and seismic vessels is at an advanced level in the world. Currently, there are 300 small and medium-sized and five large marine equipment manufacturers in Norway. 60% of the marine equipment produced in Norway is exported, accounting for 8% to 10% of the world market share. In addition, there are more than 200 shipyards in Norway, of which Oslo, Stavanger, Bergen and Trondheim are Norway's most important shipbuilding bases. Among the annual operating income of NOK 410 billion, the shipowner industry accounted for 211 billion kronor, the maritime service industry accounted for 92.7 billion kronor, the marine equipment industry accounted for 66.5 billion kronor, and the shipyard industry accounted for 39.3 billion kronor.
Exhibition scope：
1. IT and navigation;
2. Safety and rescue;
3. Ship construction and repair;
4. Maritime services and logistics;
5. Power propulsion and equipment;
6. Innovation and investment.
On June 4-7, 2019,ShipParts.com - the most professional ship equipment B2B trading platform in China, will participate in Nor-Shipping 2019, booth C02-18. During the exhibition, shipparts.com will lead many well-known ship equipment suppliers in China to introduce China's ship equipment manufacturing and marine business to the world, so that more foreign companies and exhibitors can understand Chinese shipbuilding enterprises and help domestic ship equipment manufacturers. Open the international market and go to the world.
Norway's Oslo Maritime Exhibition Nor Shipping is held by the Norwegian Trade Fair. The exhibition is a biennial exhibition. It is also a very important platform for companies to open the Norwegian market. The Norwegian Oslo Maritime Exhibition Nor Shipping attracted 900 from last year. The number of exhibitors and exhibitors reached 15,500. The exhibition was held at the Norwegian Convention and Exhibition Center Norges Varemess, with an exhibition area of 21,000 square meters.
Norway is the world's fourth largest shipping country and the world's largest shipping cluster. Through close cooperation clusters, Norway's ship and marine equipment technology, especially high-tech ships and marine construction, is the world leader. Since the 1970s, with the development of the Norwegian offshore oil industry, Norway has developed the world's second marine engineering fleet. In addition to traditional shipping, fishing boats, ship equipment and other industries, various industries are unique in the marine industry. Leading position. Limited to one or two areas compared to other countries, the Norwegian marine industry has comprehensive and comprehensive expertise in the upstream and downstream suppliers, services and other fields, transportation products in oil and gas, chemical transportation, Rolling ships, marine vessels and other fields lead the world.
The Norwegian maritime industry has a long history and is one of the largest and most complete maritime groups in the world. The shipbuilding industry is one of Norway's major industries. Norwegian technology for manufacturing large cruise ships, LNG carriers, ro-ro ships, high-tech fishing vessels, refrigerated vessels, offshore supply vessels, high-speed catamarans and seismic vessels is at an advanced level in the world. Currently, there are 300 small and medium-sized and five large marine equipment manufacturers in Norway. 60% of the marine equipment produced in Norway is exported, accounting for 8% to 10% of the world market share. In addition, there are more than 200 shipyards in Norway, of which Oslo, Stavanger, Bergen and Trondheim are Norway's most important shipbuilding bases. Among the annual operating income of NOK 410 billion, the shipowner industry accounted for 211 billion kronor, the maritime service industry accounted for 92.7 billion kronor, the marine equipment industry accounted for 66.5 billion kronor, and the shipyard industry accounted for 39.3 billion kronor.
Exhibition scope：
1. IT and navigation;
2. Safety and rescue;
3. Ship construction and repair;
4. Maritime services and logistics;
5. Power propulsion and equipment;
6. Innovation and investment.
On June 4-7, 2019,ShipParts.com - the most professional ship equipment B2B trading platform in China, will participate in Nor-Shipping 2019, booth C02-18. During the exhibition, shipparts.com will lead many well-known ship equipment suppliers in China to introduce China's ship equipment manufacturing and marine business to the world, so that more foreign companies and exhibitors can understand Chinese shipbuilding enterprises and help domestic ship equipment manufacturers. Open the international market and go to the world.
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