The Kochi Water Metro project has received two awards at the Global Maritime India Summit in Mumbai. The project was recognized for its efficient operation of a fleet of modern ferries and a well-connected terminal network along inland waterways. The awards were presented by Union Minister for Commerce and Industry, Piyush Goel, to the chief operations officer of Kochi Water Metro Limited (KWML), Sajan P. John. The summit, organized by the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways, has delegates from 50 countries participating.
The Kochi Water Metro project has been praised for its effective management of modern ferries and the establishment of a comprehensive terminal network. The project aims to improve transportation and connectivity in Kochi, a major port city in the southern state of Kerala, India. It utilizes waterways as a means of public transportation, providing an alternative to congested roads and reducing carbon emissions. The project has been successful in enhancing the city’s transportation infrastructure and promoting sustainable development.
The Global Maritime India Summit serves as a platform for discussions and collaborations on maritime issues, bringing together industry leaders, policymakers, and experts from around the world. The recognition of the Kochi Water Metro project highlights its significance and success in revolutionizing public transportation in the region. The awards received at the summit further validate the project’s achievements and its contribution to the maritime sector.
More Stories
US Coast Guard Students Demand $130 Million for Alleged Sexual Assault
Fuel Cell and CCS Study Aims to Reduce Maritime Emissions
BC Ferries Struggles with Aging Fleet After Propeller Loss of Iconic Vessel