Wilson Sons presents new technological and operating solutions for Brazil’s port industry and the global logistics chain, at Intermodal 2025
RIO DE JANEIRO : Recognized for its extensive experience of more than 187 years, Wilson Sons offers comprehensive solutions to over 5,000 clients, including shipping companies, importers and exporters, the offshore energy industry, renewable
ClassNK awards first Technology Qualification statement to JAPAN MARINE SCIENCE’s ‘Advanced Routing Simulation and Planning’
TOKYO : ClassNK has completed the Technology Qualification (TQ) process for the ‘Advanced Routing Simulation and Planning: ARS’, developed by JAPAN MARINE SCIENCE INC, and issued its first statement. The statement demonstrates the software
The ocean connects us not just to trade, but to opportunity, growth, and national progress:” Sarbananda Sonowal
NEW DELHI : The Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways (MoPSW) celebrated the 62nd National Maritime Day across the country with great enthusiasm and reverence, honouring India’s rich maritime heritage and the exceptional contribution
Windcoop officially announces the launch of the construction of the world’s first sail-powered container ship
BRITTANY : Windcoop has officially announced the launch of the construction of the world’s first sail-powered container ship, at the RMK Marine shipyard. The ship will measure 91.3 meters in length and will be
India celebrates 62nd National Maritime Day today
NEW DELHI : National Maritime Day on April 5 commemorates the SS Loyalty’s 1919 voyage, marking India’s maritime independence and highlighting the maritime industry’s role in global trade. This Day is observed annually on
Govt taken several legislative reforms to make India a Top Maritime Nation
NEW DELHI : The government’s strategic initiatives seek to position the nation as a leading maritime power by expanding port capacity from about 2,600 million tonnes per annum (MTPA) to nearly 10,000 MTPA by
Minister updates on Upgradation of Ports under Sagarmala Programme
NEW DELHI : Under Modernisation pillar of Sagarmala Programme, 234 projects at cost of around Rs. 2.91 Lakh crores have been undertaken for implementation across Coastal States/UTs. These projects are implemented by Central Ministries,
Growth disparity between Major and Minor Ports
NEW DELHI : Major Ports are under the administrative control of the Ministry of Ports, Shipping & Waterways and Ports other than Major Ports (Non-Major/Minor) are under the jurisdiction of respective State Government. 12