Indian Maritime Centre Expands Membership to 20, Enhancing Maritime Policy Collaboration

The Indian Maritime Centre (IMC) has added 12 new members, including key players like Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority and Adani Ports. With a total of 20 members, the IMC is shaping a cohesive maritime policy. The organization aims to unite private trade associations, government bodies, and industry players, advocating for growth and innovation in the maritime sector.

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Weekly News Roundup: From Maritime Innovations to Heritage Preservation

In this week’s editorial, we delve into significant maritime developments from 14-20 Oct. 2024. Highlights include advancements in green shipbuilding, India’s Coastal Shipping Bill approval, and new P&I insurance regulations. Additionally, we explore lighthouse tourism’s role in preserving heritage and boosting local employment, shaping a sustainable maritime future.

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Indian Maritime Centre Launches with New Leadership to Advance Maritime Policies

The Indian Maritime Centre (IMC) recently held its inaugural meeting, electing Devki Nandan as Chairman and Shankar Shinde as Vice Chairman. Capt Sankalp Shukla was appointed Secretary, and Capt Vikas Vij as Treasurer. R Ravi Kumar of IPPTA was named acting CEO. The board approved membership applications from ACTO and IR Class.

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Indian Maritime Centre to Drive Sustainable Growth and Innovation

The Indian Ministry of Ports, Shipping, and Waterways (MoPSW) is establishing the Indian Maritime Centre (IMC) to strengthen the country’s maritime industry. The IMC will serve as a think tank for policy formulation, industry recommendations, and enhancing India’s presence in global maritime forums. Key objectives include promoting collaboration, innovation, and sustainable growth in the maritime sector.

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