Colombo Port is facing escalating congestion, prompting several major international shipping lines to bypass Sri Lanka’s primary transshipment hub, according to a report. Till October
The Colombo West International Terminal (CWIT), jointly developed by India’s Adani International Port Holdings Pte Ltd and Sri Lanka’s John Keells Holdings PLC in partnership
Indian Railways, long regarded as the backbone of India’s domestic transport network, is now fast-tracking its efforts to carve out a global footprint. Under the
X-Press Feeders, one of the world’s largest independent feeder carriers, has expressed serious concerns about a $250 million compensation order issued by the Supreme Court
New Zealand High Commissioner to Sri Lanka, David Gregory Pine, visited the Hambantota International Port (HIP) on August 11, 2025, to gain firsthand knowledge of
X-Press Feeders, former operator of the fire-stricken container ship X-Press Pearl, has voiced strong objections to a recent ruling by Sri Lanka’s Supreme Court ordering
The “Gateways to Growth” webinar, held virtually on 12 August 2025, marked a significant step in strengthening economic and trade relations between the United States,
Port of Rotterdam Authority has engaged Amlan Bora, as Chief Representative for India and South Asia.This engagement via Dhanoni Advisory LLP, will help the port
Sri Lanka’s Supreme Court has ordered a $1 billion compensation from the owners and operators of the X-Press Pearl container ship for what it declared
Colombo Port is facing escalating congestion, prompting several major international
The Colombo West International Terminal (CWIT), jointly developed by India’s
Indian Railways, long regarded as the backbone of India’s domestic
X-Press Feeders, one of the world’s largest independent feeder carriers,
New Zealand High Commissioner to Sri Lanka, David Gregory Pine,
X-Press Feeders, former operator of the fire-stricken container ship X-Press
The “Gateways to Growth” webinar, held virtually on 12 August
Port of Rotterdam Authority has engaged Amlan Bora, as Chief
Sri Lanka’s Supreme Court has ordered a $1 billion compensation
