This category covers the latest developments in the ports and shipping sector, including maritime transport, vessel charters, shipping agreements, port operations, and logistics. It features news on commercial shipping activities, low-carbon and alternative fuel vessels, global trade movements, and strategic partnerships shaping the maritime industry. The section highlights how ports and shipping contribute to international trade, energy transport, and the transition toward sustainable and efficient maritime operations.
Montreal | January 2026 — The Port of Montreal has declared that it is going to award its historic Gold-Headed Cane to the captain of the first ocean-going ship to dock at the port in 2026. It will be awarded to Captain Andrejs Kuharenoks, the master of the oil tanker Byzantion, the first vessel to arrive in the harbour of Montreal this year.
Read MoreThe Prime Minister made an aerial survey of Dat Mui commune, consisting of the islands of Hon Khoai, Hon Sao, Hon Go, Hon Doi Moi, and Hon Da Le, the largest island being Hon Khoai. The Dat Mui, especially Hon Khoai Island especially development was of particular strategic importance in socio-economic development, maritime security, and national defense, not only in Ca Mau and the Mekong Delta, but also in the entire country.
Read MoreNew Delhi-The Ministry of Shipping has formally announced the specifications of two flagship programmes of shipbuilding with a total value of ₹44, 700 crores, meant to rejuvenate the local ship building industry, lure foreign investment in the sector and empower the Indian maritime ecosystem.
Read MoreThe Kuwait China port project agreement was signed because the Kuwaiti Ministry of Public Works and China Communications Construction Company signed an EPC contract to complete the first phase of Mubarak Al-Kabeer Port on Boubyan Island.
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