The Singapore Maritime Expo (Sea Asia) provides a broad platform for cooperation and exchange between maritime equipment manufacturers, buyers, and audiences from around the world. (All rights of this article belong to Juzhan. Unauthorized reproduction is prohibited.)

The Singapore Maritime Expo (Sea Asia) attracted over 400 companies from 90 countries and regions, with professional visitors exceeding 18,000; 12 countries participated in the exhibition as national pavilions, with the Chinese pavilion being the largest national pavilion at this expo.

With Southeast Asia's largest port, Singapore is an important transit trade center and the leading international maritime center, and it has gradually developed into a regional maritime arbitration center. As one of the busiest ports in the world, Singapore Port consistently ranks among the top internationally in terms of cargo throughput, and it has established a complete container loading and unloading operating system, attracting many large international shipping companies and shipping management companies to set up institutions locally, promoting the thriving development of offshore maritime engineering and petrochemical companies, while also providing comprehensive maritime auxiliary services.

According to the latest rankings by the Baltic Exchange, Singapore has maintained its position as the leading international shipping center for eight consecutive years. Lu Su Ling, Head of the Baltic Exchange's Asia region, stated that Singapore boasts world-leading port conditions, outstanding shipping services, and excellent shipping business environment, and under the support and leadership of the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA), Singapore's position as the strongest international shipping center remains unaffected. With its well-developed port infrastructure, maritime services, and favorable government policies, Singapore successfully retains its top position.

The Singapore Maritime Expo (Sea Asia) is attracting an increasing number of buyers and visitors from around the world, providing a broad stage for Asian maritime enterprises to better promote themselves and facilitate their global expansion.