During India Maritime Week 2025, the Directorate General of Shipping (DG Shipping) convened a significant meeting with the Senior Director of A.P. Moller – Maersk Group. The purpose was to explore opportunities for increased collaboration focused on offshore safety, maritime security, and seafarer welfare.
The discussions concentrated on enhancing frameworks for safer seas and improved crew welfare, as well as adopting global best practices within the maritime industry. Both parties acknowledged the crucial role that seafarers play in international trade and reaffirmed their commitment to enhancing working conditions and safety standards in maritime operations.
This meeting highlighted the strengthening partnership between India’s maritime authorities and prominent global shipping entities like Maersk. Both sides share a common vision of developing a sustainable, secure, and human-centered maritime ecosystem.
In broader context, this initiative reflects India’s ongoing efforts during India Maritime Week 2025 to promote international cooperation and advance innovative strategies in maritime safety, workforce welfare, and overall industry efficiency.
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