From 23 – 24 September 2019, join a powerful network of influencers, leaders and innovators at Seatrade Offshore Marine and Workboats Middle East - the leading conference and trade show for the global Offshore Marine and Workboat industries.
Seatrade Offshore Marine and Workboats Middle East (SOMWME) brings together each and every corner of the global offshore vessel market for a two-day trade show and conference. Taking place at Madinat Jumeirah Conference & Events Centre in Dubai, the event is the ideal platform for offshore marine vessel owners and operators to meet with the entire supply chain and provides the ultimate forum for all to learn from some of the industry's leading influencers across a range of key market themes.
Whether you’re looking to discover new business ventures within the international exhibition hall; create new relationships across our dedicated networking programme or build your knowledge through the CPD-accredited conference agenda, SOMWME is your arena to do it all.
A strategic, rich and timely conference agenda will cover the biggest trends impacting offshore vessel operation, with each session lead by the leaders shaping its future.
The beating heart of the energy market. Meet innovative offshore vessel suppliers and dedicated service providers, capable of making your supply chain work hard.
Build business relationships and strengthen current bonds with opportunities to meet with a powerful network of your industry colleagues – including headline sponsor, ADNOC.
Our live conference theatre gives you an arena to learn from industry experts, leading analysts and influential thought-leaders throughout a CPD-certified agenda.
Gain indispensable insight and challenge yourself to learn more - meet the speakers you'll be hearing from this month at #SOMWME.
A key player the development of the UAE’s energy industries,headline sponsor ADNOC Logistics and Services will be hosting an exclusive networking lounge on the trade show floor throughout both days at #SOMWME.
Back in 2008, a small workboat-focused show made its debut. Since then, that small show has grown in size and expanded in nature; making SOMWME one of the most critical arenas for the global offshore marine market to meet, do business and connect.
This year, we’ve moved to Dubai, become part of UAE Maritime Week and taken the event back to our roots – meaning SOMWME now has a dedicated focus on offshore marine vessels and workboats.
Seatrade Offshore Marine and Workboats forms part of UAE Maritime Week 2019, which is held under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai and Chairman of the Executive Council.
UAE Maritime Week gathers the world’s most influential maritime professionals to the region as a series of conferences, networking and business-building events take place.
23 – 24 September 2019 - Madinat Jumeirah Conference & Events Centre, Madinat Jumeirah, Dubai Enter through Madinat Arena
Registration and badge collection will be in the pre-function area of Madinat Arena with clearly labelled registration desks.
There will be limited availability for complimentary valet parking. However, we are delighted to be working with Careem as Official Travel Partner – which means you can take 30% off when riding with Careem during SOMWME.
Whatever your hotel needs, you can find a great range of accommodation options at fantastic prices when you book with our accommodation concierge service, Hotel Maps.
This show personifies high probability clients rather than just the number game. I dare say that it is the quickest way to put a finger to the pulse of the Middle East workboat market
- Tee Jin, Manager (Yards and Marine Division), KTL Offshore PTE LTD, Singapore
Kris Vedat of Topaz Marine and Energy talks big data and even bigger market opportunities
Dr Ferenc Pasztor of Maritime Strategies International weighs up if there really is a case for optimism.
We discuss emerging opportunities in the Middle East for offshore vessel stakeholders.
We discuss challenges and opportunities as offshore sanctioning kicks off.
