The article highlights India's appeal as a global investment destination in the maritime sector. With 100% FDI permitted in shipping and shipbuilding, along with fiscal incentives at the IFSC in GIFT City, India offers an attractive proposition for investors. The Secretary of the Ministry of Ports, Shipping, and Waterways outlined India's strategic priorities under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, focusing on sustainability, digital transformation, and global partnerships. Key initiatives include modernizing port infrastructure through partnerships, expanding cargo handling capacities, and promoting green energy transitions such as offshore wind and green hydrogen. The development of Green Hydrogen Hub Ports and the Green Tug Transition Programme underscore India's commitment to decarbonization efforts. Additionally, India aims to enhance its technological competitiveness through digital integration initiatives like the Maritime Single Window and ONOP. The upcoming 'India Maritime Week 2025' in Mumbai aims to provide an international platform for networking and investment exploration. Global stakeholders have shown interest in India's ship flagging regime, tonnage tax structure, and financing models, viewing them as progressive steps to attract private investment. The High Commissioner of India to the UK highlighted the strong maritime partnership between the two nations, emphasizing sustainable blue economy corridors for global trade and economic growth.