PR INTEGRATED, your Connecta partner in India, shared its insights on the initiative, describing it as a significant opportunity for businesses involved in logistics, trade, and global supply chains.
India is moving ahead with a transformative $20 billion investment in its maritime sector, aimed at upgrading port infrastructure, strengthening international trade corridors, and advancing green energy initiatives. The announcement was made by Union Minister for Ports, Shipping and Waterways Sarbananda Sonowal at the Nor-Shipping conference in Oslo, outlining a long-term vision to position India among the world’s leading maritime nations by 2047.
Key Pillars of the Maritime Investment:
Improvements in multimodal logistics and port connectivity
Development of strategic international trade corridors:
India–Middle East–Europe Economic Corridor (IMEEC)
Eastern Maritime Corridor (EMC)
International North-South Transport Corridor (INSTC)
Establishment of Green Hydrogen Hub Ports at Kandla, Tuticorin, and Paradip to promote alternative fuels and reduce maritime emissions
PR INTEGRATED notes that these developments are expected to reduce transit times, enhance cargo flow, and strengthen India’s global trade links. The focus on green hydrogen and alternative energy is also seen as a significant step toward a more sustainable maritime ecosystem.
As India reshapes its port infrastructure and trade corridors, PR INTEGRATED remains ready to support businesses in adapting to this evolving landscape—offering logistics solutions, regulatory guidance, and strategic insights for market growth.
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