
“Crewing 5.0: Bridging the Gap Between Digital Efficiency and Human Reliability”
Date: 25 June 2026
Time: 09:00-15:00
Venue: Ble Pavilion
The 4th CSN Mediterranean Crewing Conference, titled “Crewing 5.0: Bridging the Gap Between Digital Efficiency and Human Reliability”, will take place on 25 June 2026 at the Ble Pavilion in Athens. Under the theme “Crewing 5.0: Bridging the Gap Between Digital Efficiency and Human Reliability,” the 4th Mediterranean Crewing Conference brings together maritime industry leaders, experts, and innovators to explore the latest advancements shaping the future of crewing and ship operations.
The conference is placed under the auspices of WISTA Hellas and supported by the Propeller Club, HELMEPA, WIMA, Mediterranean Maritime Academy, Port Captains Club and AMMITEC.
Attendance is free of charge for all members of the supporting organisations. However, attendees are encouraged to contribute to the charity foundation supported by the conference, with the option to donate indicated during registration.
Join us in Athens to connect with industry pioneers, share knowledge, and contribute to a safer, more connected, and innovative maritime industry dedicated to empowering its most valuable asset — the seafarers.
This is going to be the fourth event of CSN for Crewing in Athens for three concecutive years and we would like to invite you to support the conference. There are still available sponsorships and some panellists slots and those interested please contact us at csn@cyprusshippingnews.com.
The attendance of the conference is free for all employees of shipping and shipping related organisations of the supporting associations of the conference in Greece, but we welcome anyone who wants to contribute to the charity foundation by indicating it at the registration.
The programme of the Conference is uploaded and will updated in the following website:
Looking forward to a very successful event in Athens.
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