Parliament passes landmark Major Port Authorities Bill, 2020
NEW DELHI: Parliament has passed the Major Port Authorities Bill, 2020. Shri Mansukh Mandaviya, Minister of State (I/C) for Ports, Shipping &Waterways moved the bill in Rajya Sabha and it was passed. Now the
Port of Antwerp, MMCC to construct industrial complex
ANTWERP : Mercury Maritime Concession Company Limited (MMCC) and Port of Antwerp are collaborating to build the proposed $2.9 billion Escravos Seaport Industrial Complex (ESIC), to boost economic and national development of the nation,
‘What does it mean to be a World-Class Terminal operator?’ – by APM Terminals – COO, Keith Svendsen
THE HAGUE: To begin with, being world class means providing a world class experience for our Customers whether they come by ship or use our gates. It means having a safe and engaging workplace
Bangladesh, India for four more ports of call
India and Bangladesh are now in talks to add four more ports of call in order to bolster bilateral trade through coastal routes, officials have said. The proposed ports are Matarbari Port (Cox’s Bazar)
Sagarmala projects for Andhra Pradesh: Vijayawada
11 rail and road projects with an investment of ₹10,150 crore are being built under Sagarmala. Union Minister of State for Ports, Shipping & Waterways Mansukh Mandaviya said in reply to a question posed
JNPT Inaugurates Comprehensive Solid Waste Management Project
NAVI MUMBAI: In a major push under green port initiatives and with a vision to achieve sustainability goals, Shri Sanjay Sethi, IAS, Chairman, JNPT inaugurated the Comprehensive Solid Waste Management Project at JNPT Township
Adani Group offered to invest in West Container Terminal to resolve protests: Sri Lankan minister
Sri Lankan minister Godahewa says Adani Group offered to invest in West Container Terminal, a ‘commercially better option’, but with same equity ratio given to China at CCIT. New Delhi: The row has intensified
Major Ports may be privatised,proposed by Port Authorities Law
The new Public Sector Enterprise policy approved by the Cabinet has excluded the 11 major port trusts from its scope (read strategic disinvestment/privatisation), but a new law designed to convert these “port trusts” into