At the International Maritime Organization gathering, the Secretary-General reaffirmed that decarbonisation remains a critical priority, despite diminished media attention. He urged early investment in green technologies, warning that failing to act could jeopardize the industry’s future. Emphasizing collaboration, he called for proactive involvement from younger professionals in shaping sustainable shipping policies.
India has officially announced its candidacy for re-election to the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) Council during the 134th session in London. Emphasizing maritime safety and gender inclusivity, the announcement, made at the IMO Headquarters, reflects India’s commitment to enhancing global maritime cooperation under its Vision 2047 strategy.
CMA CGM, the French shipping giant, is engaging with Indian shipyards to build LNG-powered container ships, enhancing its presence in India’s maritime sector. The company is also investing $200 million in the Nhava Sheva Freeport Terminal and exploring the Vadhavan Port project, while fostering innovation through maritime research hubs across India.
