India Maritime Investment Meet in London

Official Press

09 Jul 2025

The India Maritime Investment Meet, organized by the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways in London, aimed to enhance global maritime partnerships and attract investments into India's maritime sector. Key discussions focused on India's Maritime Vision 2047, sustainability, digital transformation, and the potential for foreign investments in shipping and shipbuilding. The event highlighted India's growing economic stature and commitment to modernizing its port infrastructure, promoting green initiatives, and enhancing maritime connectivity. Stakeholders expressed interest in India's liberalized maritime policies and upcoming opportunities during the India Maritime Week 2025.

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