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Les Assises de l'économie de la mer

Since their creation, the Assises have become the leading gathering for maritime stakeholders in France and one of the benchmark events in Europe.

Organized by le marin and Ouest-France, in partnership with the French Maritime Cluster (Cluster Maritime Français), this event brings together more than 1,700 participants each year from all sectors connected to the sea: political decision-makers, business leaders, industrial companies, military representatives, local authorities, researchers, NGOs, start-ups, ports, and institutions.

Over two days, through a comprehensive program featuring conferences, panel discussions, interviews, award ceremonies, and networking opportunities, the Assises provide in-depth analysis of the major challenges facing the maritime world, including:

  • competitiveness and economic sovereignty,
  • technological innovation,
  • maritime spatial planning and coastal development,
  • the ecological and energy transition,
  • employment, training, and the professions of the future.
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Le Pôle Safe

The SAFE competitiveness cluster covers four sectors: aeronautics, space, security, and defense. As part of Phase 5 of the clusters (2023–2026), SAFE has chosen to align the development of its sectors with four challenges—major societal issues for both the sectors and the regions, requiring a collective and multidisciplinary response: industrial and territorial resilience; sustainable mobility and autonomous systems; digital transition and security; and energy and environmental performance.

 SAFE brings together more than 450 members, mainly located in the Southern Region, two-thirds of which are companies. SAFE is one of the three clusters in the national aeronautics and space sector. It is also an active contributor to the work of the Strategic Committee for the “Security Industries” sector and a recognized player in defense innovation. Its actions are also aligned with ministerial priorities in the areas of energy transition, ecological transition, and regional resilience.
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French Space Club

The French Space Club, created at the initiative of French stakeholders involved in the space sector, aims to serve as a strategic relay to decision-makers by emphasizing political and institutional awareness.

🎯 𝐈𝐭𝐬 𝐨𝐛𝐣𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐯𝐞𝐬:
 Bring together public stakeholders around a better understanding of the space sector and its contributions to society.
 Encourage interactions between decision-makers and companies providing services based on space applications and solutions through thematic debates and demonstrations.
Promote French successes in this sector during a dedicated event.
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