The article discusses the significant boost to maritime diplomacy through high-level bilateral meetings between India and Norway in Oslo. The Union Minister of Ports, Shipping, and Waterways of India, Shri Sarbananda Sonowal, engaged with Norwegian ministers to explore cooperation in sustainable shipping, maritime technology, and ocean economy. The talks highlighted a shared commitment to green technologies, sustainability, and innovation in the maritime sector. Discussions emphasized accelerating the Green Maritime Technologies agenda, focusing on electric ferries, hydrogen fuels, and eco-friendly vessel production. Both nations pledged to deepen cooperation in areas such as electric ferries, green tug transition, and digital port ecosystems. India expressed interest in replicating Norway's success in ferry electrification for its inland waterway network. Collaboration on blue economy initiatives, ship recycling, maritime human capital building, and a proposed feasibility study on the Northern Sea Route were key points of discussion. The partnership aims to lead as examples of sustainable maritime cooperation, promoting trust, innovation, and green solutions for the industry.