The virtual interaction saw participation from more than 45 Indian missions Deliberating on the growth prospects of Indian maritime industry, the Minister of Ports, Shipping
Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal announced that the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways will be investing Rs. 4,633 crore for upgradation of national waterways -1,
The Ministry had set a target of $400 billion exports to be achieved by FY22, but major ports have recorded a higher value of $413
Shri Sonowal terms this as a major initiative towards rejuvenating inland waterways in Assam Dibrugarh to reclaim its glory as a hub of inland waterways
The summit featured a distinguished line-up of speakers who delved into critical topics shaping India’s trade ecosystem. The discussions highlighted the importance of world-class port infrastructure and ‘Smart Ports’ implementation to improve business efficiency.
Chabahar is India’s first overseas port project and the long-term agreement is valid for 10 years and to be extended automatically. It is meant to
The proposed route is expected to take only 12 days, compared to the current route’s duration of 32 days. The new route would provide India with access to the Far East and open up opportunities for trade between the two countries.
Union Minister for Ports, Shipping and Waterways Shri Sarbananda Sonowal had a joint review meeting with Shri Devendra Fadnavis, Deputy Chief Minister, Maharashtra. During this
Sonowal participated in the Stakeholders Meeting aimed at unlocking the Export Import (EXIM) trade potential of Dhubri port. Organized by the Inland Waterways Authority of
The virtual interaction saw participation from more than 45 Indian
Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal announced that the Ministry of Ports,
The Ministry had set a target of $400 billion exports
Shri Sonowal terms this as a major initiative towards rejuvenating
The summit featured a distinguished line-up of speakers who delved into critical topics shaping India’s trade ecosystem. The discussions highlighted the importance of world-class port infrastructure and ‘Smart Ports’ implementation to improve business efficiency.
Chabahar is India’s first overseas port project and the long-term
The proposed route is expected to take only 12 days, compared to the current route’s duration of 32 days. The new route would provide India with access to the Far East and open up opportunities for trade between the two countries.
Union Minister for Ports, Shipping and Waterways Shri Sarbananda Sonowal
Sonowal participated in the Stakeholders Meeting aimed at unlocking the
