Port of Salalah adapts to Red Sea disruption amid ongoing maritime challenges
The strategic adaptations are designed to position the Port of Salalah as a resilient and reliable alternative for shipping companies affected by the Red Sea disruptions.
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India to introduce new shipbuilding policy for Union Cabinet approval
The policy is also expected to address environmental concerns by promoting the use of green technologies and sustainable practices within the shipbuilding industry.
Pipavav Shipyard poised to resume operations amidst industry revival
The shipyard, located in Pipavav, Gujarat, had been inactive due to various operational and financial challenges. However, with new investments and strategic management changes, Pipavav Shipyard is now prepared to reengage in shipbuilding and repair activities.
Indian Foreign Secretary Misri concludes two-day visit with key meetings
The visit comes at a time of heightened international focus on regional diplomacy and cooperation. By engaging with senior officials, Misri aims to reaffirm India's strategic interests and reinforce its role in regional and global affairs.
Call for quick elections to restore stability in Bangladesh
The senior party official, speaking on the condition of anonymity, argued that holding elections without delay is crucial for ensuring the smooth functioning of the democratic process and addressing the current political instability.
European leaders back Qatar-Egypt-U.S. Gaza ceasefire proposal
The coordinated response from these European powers signals a unified stance on the Gaza issue, reflecting the broader international consensus on the need for an immediate cessation of hostilities and the resumption of peace talks.
Agriculture Expo set to showcase innovations in Morang
The Agriculture Expo in Morang is seen as a crucial opportunity for the region's agricultural community to come together, share knowledge, and explore new avenues for growth.
Kerala government proposes multi-purpose berth for Ponnani Port under Sagarmala scheme
The proposed multi-purpose berth will be designed to accommodate various types of cargo, including bulk, general, and containerized goods. This development aligns with the Sagarmala project's objective of modernizing and expanding India's port infrastructure to improve connectivity, efficiency, and trade competitiveness.
South Korea commences construction of first large-scale CO2 carriers
The initiative is part of South Korea’s broader strategy to position itself as a leader in the global CCS market. By investing in the development of these specialized vessels, the country aims to support the international community's efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and meet climate targets set by agreements such as the Paris Accord.
Sheikh Hasina did not resign amid rising unrest, confirms son; Awami League resolute on election participation
Despite the turmoil, Wazed insisted that the Awami League would not be deterred from its electoral ambitions. He reiterated the party’s commitment to maintaining democratic processes and ensuring that the upcoming elections are conducted in a fair and transparent manner.
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