India and Lithuania held a meeting to strengthen maritime bilateral relations

• India and Lithuania convened a meeting in New Delhi to fortify their maritime bilateral relations. The discussion, featuring Minister of State for Ports, Shipping, and Waterways, Shantanu Thakur, and Lithuania's Vice Minister in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ejidijus Meilunas, highlighted the robust and amicable ties between the two nations.
• In a statement, the Ports, Shipping, and Waterways Ministry noted that both ministers acknowledged the strength of the bilateral relationship. The meeting explored the distinctive advantages of the Klaipėda port, emphasizing the potential for collaborative efforts.
• India's proficiency in port infrastructure development and Lithuania's strategic positioning as a gateway to vital industrial regions in Eastern Europe were underscored. The Port of Klaipeda stands out as the primary Baltic port for container trans-shipment.
• India is actively working towards enhancing its maritime capabilities, optimizing trade efficiency, and establishing itself as a significant player in the global maritime industry. The statement emphasized India's offering of numerous investment opportunities for Lithuania across various subsectors.

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Published date : 24 Nov 2023 05:24PM