Commerce Ministry to meet exporters discuss export scenario amid Covid
The commerce and industry ministry has convened a meeting of exporters on April 20 to discuss export situation against the backdrop of surging coronavirus cases NEW DELHI : The commerce and industry ministry has
DP World UAE Region to explore power of Quantum Computing in logistics
Through this endeavour, the company aims to revolutionise the supply chain and logistics industry DUBAI : DP World, UAE Region has taken a step forward to explore the power of Quantum Computing in the
India stresses fulfilling commitments for developing Chabahar
NEW DELHI : Indian Minister of Ports, Shipping and Waterways Mansukh Mandaviya has emphasized his country’s determination for fulfilling its commitments for the development of Iran’s southeastern Chabahar Port, IRNA reported. Speaking in a
New World Bank research finds major opportunities in decarbonizing maritime transport
WASHINGTON : The World Bank today published new research on decarbonizing the maritime transport sector with findings that indicate significant business and development opportunities for countries, including for developing and emerging economies. To lower
Exports rise to $13.72 billion during April 1-14, Commerce Ministry data shows
NEW DELHI: The country’s exports have increased to USD 13.72 billion during April 1-14 this year on account of healthy growth rate in sectors such as engineering and gems and jewellery, according to the
India to spend $200 million over next 5-7 years to promote hydrogen use
Oil minister Dharmendra Pradhan said at the online conference the government planned to scale up use of hydrogen blended with compressed natural gas (H-CNG) as a transportation fuel NEW DELHI ; India will spend
The operators of the Ever Given may be forced to unload its 18,000 cargo containers onto other ships, report says
The operators of the Ever Given might move its containers onto other ships, according to a report. The ship is unable to deliver its goods until $1 billion in damages is paid to Egyptian
Forwarders promised a ‘stronger voice’ after IATA-FIATA air cargo initiative fails
Nearly a decade after it was first mooted, the joint IATA-FIATA Air Cargo Progamme (IFACP – previously called CAMP), by which forwarders stopped being ‘agents’ of the airlines, has been quietly dropped, with carriers