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Awards for maritime innovations from the north

02.02.2024
HAMBURG. In November, the winners of the “MCN Cups 2023” (four categories) accepted their awards for sustainable maritime projects and products in the Helmut Schmidt Auditorium of the Bucerius Law School in Hamburg. The German Maritime Museum of the Leibniz Institute for Maritime History in Bremerhaven won the “MCN Junior Cup”, which was presented for the first time as “Category D” (the maritime jobs of tomorrow) during the ceremony organised by Maritime Cluster Northern Germany (MCN). The museum is committed to inspiring young people to pursue careers in the maritime industry with innovative approaches.

Credits: Maritimes Cluster Norddeutschland

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