India's Maritime Revolution: Leading the Green Shipping Transition
Key Ideas
  • Union Minister Sonowal emphasizes India's commitment to sustainability and innovation in the maritime sector under Prime Minister Modi's leadership.
  • Key discussions at the conclave included promoting cleaner fuels like green hydrogen and advancements in green ships.
  • India's strategic role in global shipping acknowledged by IMO Secretary-General Dominguez, highlighting contributions towards sustainable development.
  • The conclave reinforced India's position as a global leader in sustainable maritime practices, showcasing deepened India-IMO cooperation.
The Green Shipping Conclave, 2025 in Mumbai saw Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal reaffirming India's dedication to global maritime sustainability and cooperation. With a focus on green initiatives like the 'National Green Hydrogen Mission', 'Green Tug Transition Programme', and 'Maritime Development Fund', India aims to lead in decarbonization efforts. The event highlighted key areas such as clean fuel investments, green port infrastructure, and innovative shipbuilding under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's guidance. Discussions encompassed renewable energy, green ships, and convergence of green ports, emphasizing sustainability and policy initiatives. Secretary General Arsenio Dominguez praised India's role in sustainable maritime development and collaboration. The conclave's conclusion outlined India's path towards a sustainable maritime future, supported by IMO's commitment to capacity-building. Organized by the Ministry of Ports, Shipping & Waterways, the event showcased India as a global leader in maritime innovation and environmental sustainability, aligning with collective decarbonization goals.
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