Madagascar Maritime Week
Trade fair with accompanying conference in the areas of port operations, shipping, supply chain management and logistics strategies
Date:28. - 30. September 2027
Fair location:Port Toamasina, , Toamasina, Toamasina, Madagascar

Trade Show Contact:

www.transportevents.com/product/madagascar27

About
The "Madagascar Maritime Week" has established itself as the leading maritime fair and conference in the region. This important event is organized by TRANSPORT EVENTS Ltd. and receives support from major regional institutions. Serving as a central forum, the Madagascar Maritime Week provides a platform for maritime professionals to exchange ideas on topics such as port operations, shipping, supply chain management, and innovative logistics strategies. Over 300 experts from government, industry, and academia gather here to participate in presentations by more than 30 leading industry experts. A highlight of the Madagascar Maritime Week is the extensive port tour, which offers participants direct insights into modern facilities and processes. Additionally, 50 exhibitors have the opportunity to showcase their latest products and services and establish direct contacts with decision-makers. The offerings include a wide range of products and services specifically developed for the maritime industry, including port equipment and technology, ship management systems, logistics software, cargo and container handling equipment, security and surveillance technologies, maritime communication solutions, navigation systems, shipbuilding and repair services, as well as environmental protection technologies and consulting services for the maritime industry. The Port of Toamasina, also known as Tamatave Port, is the largest and most important port in the country. Located on the east coast of Madagascar with access to the Indian Ocean, it serves as the country's main hub for international trade. The port handles about 80% of Madagascar's maritime trade and plays a central role in the country's economy. Madagascar Maritime Week is significant not only because of its location in Madagascar but also as part of a global series of events held in key port cities, providing an ongoing platform for exchange and networking. The venue in Toamasina is strategically located and easily accessible via both international and local transport links, making MMW a globally relevant event for maritime professionals. The Madagascar Maritime Week will take place on 3 days from Tuesday, 28. September to Thursday, 30. September 2027 in Toamasina.
Product groups:
cargo and container handling equipment, consulting services for the maritime industry, environmental protection technologies for maritime applications, logistics software, maritime communication solutions, navigation systems, port equipment and technology, security and surveillance technologies, ship management systems, shipbuilding and repair services, …
Disclaimer: No responsibiltyis taken forthe corectness of this infommation.Erors and alerations excepted!Fai dates and exhibition sites are subject to change by the respective trade fair organiser.
FAQ
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Where does the Madagascar Maritime Week taking place?
The Madagascar Maritime Week fair takes place in Toamasina, at the Port Toamasina.
Q|
When is the Madagascar Maritime Week taking place?
Visit the Madagascar Maritime Week from 28. - 30. September 2027.
Q|
How often does the Madagascar Maritime Week take place?
The Madagascar Maritime Week takes place annually.
Q|
What kind of fair is the Madagascar Maritime Week?
The Madagascar Maritime Week is an exhibition for Port Equipments, Shipping and Logistics.
Q|
What are the opening hours of the Madagascar Maritime Week in Toamasina?
Opening hours: Tuesday, 28.09.  09:00 – 17:00 h; Wednesday, 29.09.  09:00 – 17:00 h; Thursday, 30.09.  09:00 – 15:30 h;
  • Opening hours
Tuesday, 28.09.  09:00 – 17:00 h
Wednesday, 29.09.  09:00 – 17:00 h
Thursday, 30.09.  09:00 – 15:30 h
  • Fair organizer

Tel

Fax

  • Audience
professional visitors only
  • Cycle
annually
  • Year of foundation
  • Past editions
Madagascar Maritime Week
Trade fair with accompanying conference in the areas of port operations, shipping, supply chain management and logistics strategies
  • Date:28. - 30. September 2027
  • Fair location:Port Toamasina, , Toamasina, Toamasina, Madagascar
  • Trade ShowContact:www.transportevents.com/product/madagascar27
The "Madagascar Maritime Week" has established itself as the leading maritime fair and conference in the region. This important event is organized by TRANSPORT EVENTS Ltd. and receives support from major regional institutions. Serving as a central forum, the Madagascar Maritime Week provides a platform for maritime professionals to exchange ideas on topics such as port operations, shipping, supply chain management, and innovative logistics strategies. Over 300 experts from government, industry, and academia gather here to participate in presentations by more than 30 leading industry experts. A highlight of the Madagascar Maritime Week is the extensive port tour, which offers participants direct insights into modern facilities and processes. Additionally, 50 exhibitors have the opportunity to showcase their latest products and services and establish direct contacts with decision-makers. The offerings include a wide range of products and services specifically developed for the maritime industry, including port equipment and technology, ship management systems, logistics software, cargo and container handling equipment, security and surveillance technologies, maritime communication solutions, navigation systems, shipbuilding and repair services, as well as environmental protection technologies and consulting services for the maritime industry. The Port of Toamasina, also known as Tamatave Port, is the largest and most important port in the country. Located on the east coast of Madagascar with access to the Indian Ocean, it serves as the country's main hub for international trade. The port handles about 80% of Madagascar's maritime trade and plays a central role in the country's economy. Madagascar Maritime Week is significant not only because of its location in Madagascar but also as part of a global series of events held in key port cities, providing an ongoing platform for exchange and networking. The venue in Toamasina is strategically located and easily accessible via both international and local transport links, making MMW a globally relevant event for maritime professionals. The Madagascar Maritime Week will take place on 3 days from Tuesday, 28. September to Thursday, 30. September 2027 in Toamasina.
Products groups:
cargo and container handling equipment, consulting services for the maritime industry, environmental protection technologies for maritime applications, logistics software, maritime communication solutions, navigation systems, port equipment and technology, security and surveillance technologies, ship management systems, shipbuilding and repair services, …
  • Opening hours:
    Tuesday, 28.09.  09:00 – 17:00 h
    Wednesday, 29.09.  09:00 – 17:00 h
    Thursday, 30.09.  09:00 – 15:30 h
  • Fair organizer:

    Tel

    Fax

  • Audience:professional visitors only
  • Cycle:annually
  • Year of foundation:
  • Past editions:

Disclaimer:

No responsibiltyis taken forthe corectness of this infommation.Erors and alerations excepted!Fai dates and exhibition sites are subject to change by the respective trade fair organiser.

FAQ
Q|
Where does the Madagascar Maritime Week taking place?
The Madagascar Maritime Week fair takes place in Toamasina, at the Port Toamasina.
Q|
When is the Madagascar Maritime Week taking place?
Visit the Madagascar Maritime Week from 28. - 30. September 2027.
Q|
How often does the Madagascar Maritime Week take place?
The Madagascar Maritime Week takes place annually.
Q|
What kind of fair is the Madagascar Maritime Week?
The Madagascar Maritime Week is an exhibition for Port Equipments, Shipping and Logistics.
Q|
What are the opening hours of the Madagascar Maritime Week in Toamasina?
Opening hours: Tuesday, 28.09.  09:00 – 17:00 h; Wednesday, 29.09.  09:00 – 17:00 h; Thursday, 30.09.  09:00 – 15:30 h;
Update:2025-04-22
Update:22.04.2025 00:00