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The exhibition attracted over 400 exhibitors from 90 countries and regions, with more than 18,000 professional visitors. Twelve countries participated as national pavilions, with the Chinese pavilion emerging as the largest national delegation.

Home to Southeast Asia's largest seaport, Singapore is a vital transshipment hub and a premier international maritime center, gradually evolving into a regional maritime arbitration hub. As one of the world's busiest ports, the Port of Singapore consistently ranks among the top globally in cargo throughput. Its highly efficient container handling system has attracted numerous major international shipping and maritime management companies to establish regional offices, fostering the rapid growth of offshore marine engineering and petrochemical enterprises, alongside comprehensive maritime support services.

According to the latest rankings by the Baltic Exchange, Singapore has maintained its position as a leading international shipping center for eight consecutive years. Lu Su Ling, Head of Asia at the Baltic Exchange, noted that Singapore's world-class port infrastructure, exceptional shipping services, and favorable business environment, supported and guided by the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA), ensure its unchallenged status as the top international shipping hub. With robust port infrastructure, comprehensive maritime services, and supportive government policies, Singapore has successfully retained its top ranking.

Sea Asia continues to attract an increasing number of buyers and visitors from around the globe, effectively promoting Asian maritime enterprises and providing a broad platform for them to expand internationally.