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eNavigation Conference 2019

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03.12.2019 - 04.12.2019

Seattle, USA

The 2019 eNavigation® Conference will cover a variety of navigational topics that affect vessel operating companies, mariners, ports and government regulators and policy makers: policy and regulation, technical innovations in navigation equipment, training and communication.

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