During our event, these transformations will be explored in depth through a series of lectures and thematic panels addressing the trends, challenges, and opportunities of Shipping 5.0. We will discuss how technological innovations are redefining maritime transport while driving a strong and indispensable Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) agenda for the future of the industry. Shipping 5.0 represents the new phase of global technological transformation, marked by the integration between intelligent machines and the human factor. Unlike Shipping 4.0, which prioritized automation and process digitalization, the 5.0 era seeks to balance technological efficiency with sustainability, well-being, and personalization. In this phase, humans return to the center of decision-making, working in partnership with intelligent systems that enhance their productive and creative capacities. The application of these principles in logistics and maritime transport has led to profound changes. The use of artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, and big data analytics enables real-time supply chain monitoring, demand forecasting, and route optimization, reducing costs and environmental impacts. In addition, blockchain and smart sensors increase transparency and traceability in global operations, while collaborative robots and autonomous vehicles make processes safer and more efficient. In the context of international trade, the impact of Shipping 5.0 is significant. Global value chains are becoming more resilient and intelligent, with modernized ports and terminals using automated systems to streamline cargo loading and unloading. This transformation enables faster, more sustainable, and customized deliveries, enhancing companies’ competitiveness and strengthening cooperation among nations. Thus, the 5.0 paradigm ushers in a new era of global trade, more technological, connected, and, above all, people-centered. Brazil plays a key role in this transition. With one of the longest coastlines in the world, a relatively clean energy matrix, and a strategic position in global trade routes, the country is consolidating itself as a sustainable maritime power. Brazilian companies in the sector have been investing in green technologies, alternative fuels, and low-carbon port operations, aligned with international guidelines and the commitments of the International Maritime Organization (IMO). The IMO, in turn, has been promoting significant regulatory changes, with ambitious decarbonization and energy efficiency targets set for 2050. These transformations require adaptation, innovation, and global collaboration, and Shipping 5.0 emerges precisely as the response to this new scenario, connecting technology, sustainability, and the human factor. At our meeting, we will discuss how Brazil can position itself as a leading player in this movement, exploring everything from emerging technological solutions to governance and sustainability strategies that make maritime transport cleaner, more inclusive, and more competitive. Shipping 5.0 is not just the future of the maritime sector, it is a call to action for technology, people, and the planet to navigate in the same direction.