Mumbai, Mar 2 (PTI) India has always focused on developing bilateral and mutual trade, economic and security ties with friendly countries and maritime passage in the region and
A total of 22 entities, including government shipping companies and ports will sign MoUs with gobal investors during the summit, according to an official close to the development.
He has also asked the CWC, whose main business is storage of food grains, to modernise its facilities and increase the storage capacity by manifold at the earliest
PM Modi announced that steps are also being taken to introduce urban water transport systems in key states and cities such as Kochi, Mumbai, Gujarat and Goa New
Dubai-based Transworld Group, promoted by Indian businessman Ramesh Ramakrishnan has signed an agreement with state-owned Sagarmala Development Company Ltd to build a cargo container manufacturing facility in Gujarat
NAVI MUMBAI: As a part of Maritime India Summit 2021 the Plenary Season-1 on Developing World Class Ports was jointly convened by Mr Sanjay Sethi, IAS, Chairman, JN
Mandaviya said that the Indian government is all geared up for facilitating and grounding the investments in the maritime sector. Minister of State for Ports, Shipping and Waterways
Responding to February 2021 export figures, FIEO President, Mr Sharad Kumar Saraf said that the monthly exports declined marginally by 0.25 percent to USD 27.67 billion mainly on
India is very serious about growing in the maritime sector and emerging as a leading Blue Economy of the world: PM India aims to operationalise 23 waterways by
Mumbai :Mar 1 (PTI) London-based Foresight Group International said on Monday that it has joined hands with two other global shipping majors to submit an expression of interest