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Maiden 'Regional Maritime-Safety Conference' to focus on security, trade

The UNCTAD's '2017 Review Report' confirms that global merchandise trade conducted via the seas has been on the rise since 1975

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A report confirmed that global merchandise trade conducted via the seas has been on the rise since 1975

Megha Manchanda New Delhi
Safeguarding the shores and promoting India-Asean trade along the sea route would be the theme for the country’s maiden ‘Regional Maritime-Safety Conference’ in Mumbai on February 19 and 20. 

The inaugural edition is being organised by the National Maritime Foundation (NMF) in coordination with the Ministry of Shipping and the Ministry of External Affairs.

A shipping ministry official said that India wants to safeguard its territory from its formidable neighbours and therefore safety and security of the shores is of paramount importance to the country.

“Besides, we want to develop our ports and port infrastructure to facilitate greater trade via the sea route,”

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