The Maritime Talent Cultivation Alliance (the Alliance), convened by the Hong Kong Shipowners Association (HKSOA), expanded its footprint outside Asia for the first time, with a 14-member delegation to Copenhagen, Denmark. The itinerary covered visits to the headquarters of the Baltic and International Maritime Council (BIMCO), the Maritime Anti-Corruption Network (MACN) and Danish Shipping to exchange views on various issues of concern to the global shipping community.

The delegation also visited Clipper Bulk A/S, Copenhagen Business School and Everllence Copenhagen. They engaged in fruitful discussions and knowledge-sharing centred on education, training, youth engagement and the Alliance’s proposed projects.

Beyond their corporate and academic engagements, the delegation embarked on a cultural excursion to the Maersk Museum, the Maritime Museum of Denmark and Kronborg Castle, famously known as “Hamlet’s Castle”, to experience and appreciate the region’s rich historical heritage firsthand.

由香港船東會召集的「海事人才培訓聯盟」（簡稱「聯盟」）首次將足跡拓展至亞洲以外地區，率領一個由14人組成的研學團前往丹麥哥本哈根。行程期間，代表團先後拜訪了波羅的海國際航運公會（BIMCO）、海事反腐敗網絡 (MACN) 以及丹麥航運協會的總部，就全球航運界共同關注的多個核心議題進行了深入的意見交流。

研學團亦到訪了 Clipper Bulk A/S、哥本哈根商學院以及 Everllence 哥本哈根分部，圍繞教育培訓、青年參與以及聯盟擬定項目，展開建設性討論和經驗與知識分享。

除了商務及學術參訪外，研學團還特意安排了文化考察活動，先後前往馬士基博物館、丹麥海事博物館及克倫堡宮（即著名的「哈姆雷特城堡」）參觀學習，親身感受並領略當地深厚的歷史文化遺產。