The final panel at THE WEEK Maritime Conclave 2026 discussed not just the topic at hand, but also practical priority areas to help bridge the gap between national maritime ambitions and a robust, globally competitive supply chain
As India solidifies its global leadership in sustainable ship recycling, experts at THE WEEK Maritime Conclave 2026 such as Pallavi Mansingh of ILO, emphasised that true safety extends far beyond regulatory benchmarks
With green protocols in place, India navigates credibility, economics, and responsible waste management to stay on as world leader in maritime recycling sector
As Cmde R.S. Vasan (Retd) pointed out, size, speed, and scale in steel, software, and shipping lanes mean nothing without the human skills behind them
Shipbuilding experts bat for a GPU-hardware bank from the Centre for smaller players in the maritime sector and improved import protection
‘Although Indian ports are growing rapidly under MIV 2030 and MAKV 2047, how do we close this capacity gap with speed and scale?’ This was the key question put forth to panel two of THE WEEK Maritime Conclave 2026
In its 2026 Ahmedabad edition, the first panel of THE WEEK Maritime Conclave saw veteran military experts weigh in on maritime strategy and security for the future
Deendayal Port Deputy Chairperson Nilabhra Dasgupta said that the question was not just whether India’s ports could handle cargo in line with international standards, but how much prosperity they are capable of bringing into the equation
Maersk's investment, supported by favourable government policies, highlights India's growing importance in Maersk's global operations and the broader shipping industry