India unveils ambitions to become 'a global leader in shipbuilding'
India is attempting to “play hardball” to become an alternative shipbuilding market, amid the trade ...
Transport and logistics companies have welcomed India’s latest budget, announced on Saturday, which saw the government unveil an enormous $23bn investment in transport and logistics infrastructure.
Indian finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman (pictured above) also revealed that the country was drawing up a National Logistics Policy to facilitate international trade and drive costs for importers and exporters.
Maersk managing director for South Asia Steve Felder said: “This year’s budget has come with a number of positive updates for the logistics and transport sector.
“A ...
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