The Chief Executive Officer, Zoe Maritime Resources Ltd., Mrs Tosan Edodo-Emore, has said that the 2025 edition of the Lagos International Maritime Week (LIMWEEK) will take place from Sept. 29th – 30th at the Lagos Oriental Hotel, Victoria Island.
According to her this year’s event will mark the 10th International Maritime Business-to-Business Conference and Exhibition, adopts the IMO World Maritime Day theme for Africa as “Our Oceans, Our Seas, Our Obligations – Maximizing Ocean Resources in Africa.”
Edodo-Emore said that the two-day programme would open with a public lecture by Dr Oluwasegun Musa, CEO of Global Transport Policy, who will set the agenda for exploring opportunities in Africa’s ocean economy.
She noted that the LIMWEEK 2025 would also feature roundtable sessions on key issues including maritime transport, port development, Gulf of Guinea security, marine environment, women in maritime, training and education, arbitration, and seabed mining.
“High-profile speakers include; Jette Bjerrum, Consul General of Denmark; Vice Admiral Emmanuel Ogalla, Chief of Naval Staff; Dr. Dayo Mobereola, Director General of NIMASA; Engr. Felix Omatsola Ogbe, Executive Secretary of NCDMB; Alhaji Munirudeen Bola Oyebamiji, Managing Director of NIWA; and other local and international experts.
“A key highlight will be the Gulf of Guinea security roundtable, which regularly attracts foreign naval participation from Denmark, the USA, France, and the UK,”Edodo-Emore said.
She mentioned that the LIMWEEK would also continue its signature mentorship initiative, pairing young professionals with seasoned industry leaders to prepare the next generation for maritime leadership.
Edodo-Emore emphasized that over the years, LIMWEEK had drawn participants from across Africa, Europe, the Middle East, and the Americas. This year, Liberia joins the growing list of countries represented.
“High-profile speakers include; Jette Bjerrum, Consul General of Denmark; Vice Admiral Emmanuel Ogalla, Chief of Naval Staff; Dr. Dayo Mobereola, Director General of NIMASA; Engr. Felix Omatsola Ogbe, Executive Secretary of NCDMB; Alhaji Munirudeen Bola Oyebamiji, Managing Director of NIWA; and other local and international experts.
“A key highlight will be the Gulf of Guinea security roundtable, which regularly attracts foreign naval participation from Denmark, the USA, France, and the UK.
“Over the years, LIMWEEK has drawn participants from across Africa, Europe, the Middle East, and the Americas. This year, Liberia joins the growing list of countries represented,”She said.
Edodo-Emore said that the LIMWEEK would continue its signature mentorship initiative, pairing young professionals with seasoned industry leaders to prepare the next generation for maritime leadership.