Union Minister Shri Sarbananda Sonowal highlighted India's maritime advancements and commitment to shaping a green, inclusive, and sustainable future at the India@Nor-Shipping event in Oslo. India aims to become a top shipbuilding nation by 2047 and is investing USD 20 billion in infrastructure development to enhance logistics and trade facilitation. The country is establishing Green Hydrogen Hub Ports like Kandla, Tuticorin, and Paradip to support the production of green hydrogen and promote the use of alternative fuels in the maritime industry. India is also actively participating in the IMO's Green Voyage 2050 initiative. The event focused on India's efforts in shipbuilding, digital transformation, circular economy practices, and maritime manpower. Discussions on innovative financing models and partnerships were held to boost investment in the maritime sector. The session highlighted India's transition into a global hub for sustainable vessels and its commitment to decarbonisation and green fuel initiatives. With a strong emphasis on seafarer recruitment partnerships, India showcased its readiness to be a reliable and forward-looking maritime partner. The event gathered global maritime leaders, reinforcing India's vision of a sustainable and inclusive maritime future.