| Cover and Contents | |
| 1-2 |
| Optimizing simulation-based learning for maritime professionals: challenges and solutions | |
| Todor Koritarov | 3-12 |
| Transforming maritime operations with unmanned aerial vehicles: current state and future potential | |
| Todor Koritarov | 13-23 |
| Enhancing safety and efficiency in maritime drone operations: a comprehensive analysis of pilot pre-training | |
| Todor Koritarov | 24-35 |
| Challenges for women in the maritime industry | |
| Anna Karadencheva, Rositsa Nedeva | 36-43 |
| Cyber defense as a key element for the protection of the national security of the republic of Bulgaria | |
| Dragomir Krastev | 44-49 |
| Safety and risk analysis in offshore activities | |
| Emil Stoyanov | 50-59 |
| Operational aspect of seabed critical infrastructure | |
| Kalin Karakolev | 60-68 |
| National or sectoral qualifications framework in the armed forces | |
| Nedko Dimitrov | 69-78 |
| Ways to improve communication and information system support for the navy | |
| Zhelyazko Nikolov | 79-82 |
| Methods of sustainable development in maritime industry | |
| Valentina Grancharova, Kameliya Narleva | 83-91 |
| Trends and challenges in the development of the cruise industry | |
| Yoanna Tsvetkova, Kameliya Narleva | 92-97 |
| The all-weather port terminal as a tool for improving the sustainable port profile | |
| Yana Gancheva, Svilen Velinov | 98-108 |