Advancing America First: Supporting U.S. Jobs through Global Tourism Engagement 

The Port of Montevideo, Uruguay’s primary maritime gateway, is undergoing significant modernization to enhance its capacity and efficiency.

U.S. companies are invited to engage with the Royal Thai Navy on an initial $530 million frigate construction program.

Singapore’s maritime sector and the future construction of the Tuas Port creates significant opportunities for U.S. firms.

Mexico’s New Administration Announces Plans to Upgrade and Modernize Six Priority Ports 

The Philippine maritime sector’s push for digitalization, green energy, and security upgrades is creating new opportunities for U.S. maritime technology firms.

Gdańsk, the largest port in the Baltic Sea, is adding a new agri-terminal. 

Introduction to the German Maritime Industry (2024 Update)

Indonesia’s port digitalization offers U.S. firms vast opportunities in technology, infrastructure, and logistics to enhance global maritime operations.

Vietnam targets major capacity and green port enhancements to its seaport infrastructure, with opportunities for U.S. maritime sector firms.

FLOWRA, a new industry association led by power generation companies, promotes global collaboration for large-scale commercialization of floating offshore wind.

Japan presents opportunities for labor-saving, advanced automatic feeders and water quality management systems, to enhance smart fisheries and aquaculture.

Indonesia wants 149 of its ports to go green, with commercial opportunities for U.S. firms to boost environmental standards, the economy, and global shipping.

The COVID-19 pandemic brought challenges to Indonesia’s cold chain, a realization of its importance for food supply and health, and an impetus for growth.

Australia’s recreational marine market offers opportunities for a broad range of U.S. recreational marine products and services suppliers.