Port Szczecin

The European Federation of Inland Ports (EFIP) brings together nearly 200 inland ports and port authorities in 17 countries of the European Union, Switzerland and Ukraine. EFIP also has an observer member in Serbia. Since 1994, EFIP has been the voice of the inland ports in Europe. EFIP highlights and promotes the role of inland ports.

The Polish Employers (previously Confederation of Polish Employers) is the largest and the oldest employers' organization in Poland. It has been operating for 24 years since it was established in 1989. At the moment, it represents 7500 companies, including small and large companies, some of them successfully competing on global markets. Members of the organization employ about 4 million people.

Maritime Cluster of Western Pomerania brings together companies, universities and institutions of business environment, which are interested in the maritime economy. Cluster's mission is to build lasting relationships and promote a new image of the environment and innovative integrated maritime interests. The organization was founded in 2011.

The Association associates 90 members from Germany, Polish, Swiss and Czech Republic.

The organization ESPO was established in 1993 in reply to the growing demands of the port sector in the presentation of outlook and opinions. It represents ports of member countries of the European Union, and also includes members, observers, from other European states.

The Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce is an autonomous organization of sea economy, representing the economic interests of subjects incorporated within the range of their production, commercial or service activities, particularly of organs of public administration and autonomous territories.

The Northern Chamber of Commerce began in the latter part of 1997, when sixty businessmen from Szczecin decided to bring it to life. It is the greatest representation of the economic autonomy of western Pomerania. At present it incorporates several hundred firms and enterprises from Poland and from Germany. From the beginning of its existence it has maintained constant relations with over one hundred and fifty organizations of similar activity profiles, mostly from Poland, Germany, Denmark and Sweden. It benefits all manner of services incorporated in its businesses.

The Baltic Ports Organisation is a union of over 50 of the most important ports from nine countries situated around the Baltic Sea.

The Shortsea Promotion Centre (Biuro Promocji Zeglugi Morskiej Bliskiego Zasiegu) belongs to the European network of offices of promotion of short-range maritime navigation - European Shortsea Network.