From 4 - 6 November, Indo Pacific 2025 International Maritime Exposition will host the international naval defence and commercial maritime communities who come together to meet, do business and access expert conference convenors leading discussion via a comprehensive program of conferences, presentations, forums and symposia.
The Indo Pacific 2025 Conference Program will look to feature leading maritime outlets including the Royal Australian Navy, The Royal Institution of Naval Architects, The Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology, Engineers Australia, Australian Association for Uncrewed Systems (AAUS).
With aim to explore the spectrum of opportunities and issues currently facing maritime industry, academia and government within Australian and the Indo Pacific region, the Indo Pacific 2025 Conference Program will present a range of topics including technology acquisition, shipbuilding and sustainment, nuclear technology, uncrewed systems, emergency response and many more.
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The Royal Australian Navy will look to present a comprehensive program of engagement at Indo Pacific 2025 including the Indo-Pacific Sea Power Conference, The Sailor's Forum, Maritime Theatre Missile Defence Forum, Navy Culture presentation series, Marine Environmental Working Group (MEWG) and more.
The International Maritime Conference (IMC) has been a cornerstone of the Indo Pacific conference program since the event’s inception in 2000.
IMC focuses on the latest developments in naval architecture, marine engineering and maritime technology across defence and commercial shipping with a program of speakers who will present an insight into the marine engineering and technology sphere.
IMC is organised by The Royal Institution of Naval Architects, The Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology and Engineers Australia.
Australian Association for Uncrewed Systems (AAUS) will return to Indo Pacific 2025 to present the latest discussion on uncrewed systems in the maritime domain.
AAUS is a not for profit industry association representing organisations and individuals who are interested in the development, manufacture, operation or effect of uncrewed systems in Australia with representations across the air, land and sea domains as well as advanced air mobility.
The Indo Pacific Hub will provide a platform for subject matter experts to present their vision, insights and solutions to the questions currently being posed by the region’s maritime community.
With a three day program of speakers, The Indo Pacific Hub is carefully integrated into the wider Indo Pacific conference program and is open to all trade day attendees.
Expressions of interests to speak in The Indo Pacific Hub will open in 2025.
The Indo Pacific Innovation Program incorporates the Innovation Awards and the Innovation Pitchfest and is designed to recognise and reward Australian companies and individuals at the forefront of maritime technology.
Awards are presented in the categories of Innovation, Emerging Technology and Young Innovator with cash prizes, while Pitchfest trains innovators in the art of the pitch and presents them to an international audience of potential investors and customers at the Indo Pacific International Maritime Exposition.
4-6 NOVEMBER 2025, INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION CENTRE SYDNEY, NSW, AUSTRALIA
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