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September 19-22, 2017

St Petersburg, Russia - Russia

NEVA 2017

NEVA’s 2017 Programme returns in full force with its diverse spectrum of topics including Commercial Shipbuilding, Offshore and Marine Technology, Ship and Port Equipment, Ship-repair, Development of Arctic Shipbuilding and Shipping, Environmental Protection, Safety, Inland Waterways Ships, Navigation and High Speed Passenger Fleet.
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