India's maritime and logistics infrastructure is strengthened by DP World, which increases global supply chain integration, green ports, and trade efficiency.

DP World has committed to invest an extra five billion dollars in India to improve its logistics and maritime infrastructure and strengthen its combined supply chain. Also, the three billion dollars that the worldwide logistics giant has already invested in India over the past thirty years contributes to this announcement. As well, reflecting its long-term commitment.

During India Maritime Week, the investment was revealed to increase India's capacity to compete in worldwide trade, reduce trade logistics expenses, and help multimodal connectivity. The action agrees with the signing of five new Memorandums of Association in front of Union Minister of Ports, Logistics, and Water Resources, Shri Sarbananda Sonowal, with the aim of supporting green maritime capacity for infrastructure, construction, and development of skills.

According to the CEO of DP World and Group Chairman, Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, the company’s trust in India's future development is shown in the raised financial commitment. In addition to strengthening the country's position in world trade, this commitment to improving India's marine industry is confirmed by the recent investments and partnerships and the logistics industry.

Sulayem also added that the projects of DP World strengthen national development programs like 2047's Maritime Amrit Kaal Vision, supportable economy of logistics, helping India in becoming greater, PM Gati Shakti, and Sagarmala.

The future investments will build advanced logistical infrastructure, strengthening India's position as a worldwide center for trade and industry, increasing access to products, and helping create wages. Along with this, a 750-meter MagRail Booster pilot track will be installed by Deendayal Port Authority, DP World, and Nevomo as a major step toward enabling the next phase of automated, low-emission ports. As well, the International Container Transshipment Terminal in Kochi will have its infrastructure upgraded by DP World and the Cochin Port Authority aims to increase its capacity for operation.