India and Saudi Arabia have established a Joint Working Group (JWG) focused on maritime cooperation in shipping and logistics, a move designed to bolster bilateral relations in the sector. This decision emerged from a high-level virtual meeting between India’s Union Minister of Ports, Shipping and Waterways, Sarbananda Sonowal, and Saudi Arabia’s Minister of Transport and Logistics Services, Saleh bin Nasser Al-Jasser.
The JWG aims to enhance collaboration in areas like maritime trade, port infrastructure, and logistics, paving the way for new growth opportunities. Officials highlighted that this initiative marks a significant advancement in the strategic partnership between the two countries, which have a solid foundation in energy and trade relations.
The establishment of the JWG is expected to facilitate improved efficiency and innovation in maritime practices, further integrating the economies of India and Saudi Arabia. As both nations continue to strengthen their ties, the initiative could lead to more robust trade links and shared expertise in logistics and shipping operations.
This collaboration reinforces the commitment of both countries to deepen their strategic cooperation and explore mutual benefits in the maritime sector.
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