DP World wants to revolutionize how ports operate
DUBAI : In Dubai’s Jebel Ali port, a new technology is being tested that aims to speed up, improve and automate the way shipping containers are stored, moved
Kayala Venkata Reddy assumes charge as Chairman of AP Maritime Board
VIJAYWADA : Andhra Pradesh Maritime Board has ample opportunities to develop the coastline and the ports in the State, said Minister for Information and Public Relations and Transport
India-led UNSC meet snubs China, backs Law of Sea convention
NEW DELHI : Overcoming resistance from China, an unprecedented India-led UN Security Council session highlighted the primacy of the UNCLOS (United Nations Convention on the Law of the
India keen to create an inclusive structure of maritime security in the region : PM Modi
India has defined the vision of SAGAR – Security and Growth for All in the Region – on the basis of this open and inclusive ethos, said the
Gearing Maritime Professionals for better synergies between the Public and Private Sectors : GMU con
GANDHINAGAR : Gujarat Maritime University (GMU) concludes Executive Development Programme on “Public Private Partnership in the Maritime Sector”. Gujarat Maritime University(GMU) under its Centre of Executive Education organized
UAE launches initiative to protect seafarers’ rights and welfare
DUBAI : The initiative to improve the quality of life of seafarers in the UAE follows a recent Resolution on marine wrecks and non-compliant ships passed the Council
PM to chair UNSC High-Level Open Debate on “Enhancing Maritime Security: A Case For International
NEW DELHI : Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi will chair the High-level Open Debate on ‘Enhancing Maritime Security – A Case for International Cooperation’ on today, 9th August
FMC’s Maffei says capacity demand won’t recede ‘until late 2022’
NEW JERSEY : Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) Chairman discusses port congestion, Fact Finding 29 recommendations and more in this exclusive Q&A For logistics managers around the world, planning
India’s first indigenous aircraft carrier INS Vikrant begins sea trial
COCHIN : The sea trials of India’s First Indigenous Aircraft Carrier (IAC) Vikrant, the largest and most complex warship built in the country, began its sea trials on
172 projects worth over Rs 88,000 crore completed under Sagarmala programme
NEW DELHI : Under the Sagarmala Programme, 172 projects worth Rs 88,235 crore have been completed, and 235 projects worth Rs 2.16 lakh crore are under implementation. Further,
