Union Minister of Ports, Shipping, and Waterways, Sarbananda Sonowal, reiterated India's commitment to sustainability and achieving net zero emissions at major ports by 2047. During an interaction at the Copenhagen Business School, he outlined India's strategy, including initiatives like the Sagarmala Programme and Maritime Amrit Kaal Vision 2047. Emphasizing clean energy and green port development, Sonowal highlighted the nation's ambition to lead in green shipping and clean trade corridors. The discussion also touched upon maritime decarbonisation, with a focus on green hydrogen and digital solutions. Praising Denmark for its expertise, Sonowal discussed India's efforts in modernizing the maritime sector through policy reforms and international partnerships. The government aims to significantly increase the number of maritime professionals by 2047 and has seen a rise in women seafarers, showcasing a commitment to diversity. The visit underscored India's collaboration with Denmark and global maritime institutions, highlighting the country's dedication to sustainable growth and economic development.