Home / SAMK participates in IAMU AGA25 meeting in India 20.10.2025 Satakunta University of Applied Sciences (SAMK) participated in the International Association of Maritime Universities (IAMU) Annual General Assembly (AGA25), which was held on October 13–18, 2025, in Chennai, India, hosted by AMET University. The event brought together professionals from 38 countries. The AGA25 program
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Call the Agent October Summit once again brought together maritime and logistics professionals in Helsinki on October 9, 2025, to discuss current challenges and solutions in the industry.
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Home / “What is the Port of Your Life?” Highlighted the First Day of Port Days 2025 22.9.2025 Kokkola, September 18–19, 2025 – Port Days 2025 brought together port industry experts from all over Finland in Kokkola to discuss the smooth flow of logistics, the opportunities offered by digitalization, and the green transition in the
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This September, the Finnish port community gathers in Kokkola for Satamapäivät 2025, one of the most important annual events for maritime and logistics professionals.
The EU Commission's Representation in Finland and experts from the regional councils of Western Finland visited the Maritime Logistics Research Center.
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At European Maritime Days 2025 in Cork, Ireland, the Maritime Logistics Research Center presented the Baltic Sea e-Nav project at the Policy Area Safe and Sustainability stand. The event provided valuable opportunities for networking and sharing insights on behalf other ongoing projects at the research center.
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Home / Testing the new maritime transport information system NEMO 11.4.2025 NEMO is a maritime traffic information management system in Finland that has been under construction for years. NEMO is used for the mandatory reporting of visiting ships. Above all, NEMO will change the way in which the statutory declarations for port calls are made:
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The key themes of the discussion were digitalization, the green transition, and how to integrate them into port operations, as well as the threats and opportunities associated with these themes.
Satakunta University of Applied Sciences' Maritime Logistics Research Center was also present at the event in Helsinki on 3rd of October with several experts.
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The new maritime information management system NEMO will bring significant changes to the maritime notification processes to all Finnish ports.
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