DP World Drives Job Creation with $2.5bn Investment, Adding 5,000 Roles Globally

DP World’s $2.5bn investment in developing end-to-end logistics infrastructure around the globe in 2025 is creating thousands of new jobs in construction. Almost 5,000 new roles are being created to help deliver major transport projects in India, Britain, Ecuador, Senegal and the Democratic Republic of Congo, illustrating the scale of the economic transformation which accompanies

Global Maritime Pulse

prosecution of this violation,” said Capt. Jennifer Andrew, the Commanding Officer of Marine Safety Unit Port Arthur. “The Coast Guard maintains one of the world’s most comprehensive and thorough vessel inspection programs, and we will continue to leverage this robust capability to ensure strict compliance with domestic and international maritime laws.” ·      After World War

Seafarers’ Welfare Takes Priority

Pratik Bijlani On 21st August, the Directorate General of Shipping hosted the SWFS (Seafarers Welfare Fund Society) Symposium on Seafarers’ Recruitment and Welfare at the CIDCO Convention Centre, Vashi, Mumbai. The event brought together government leaders, industry stakeholders, international representatives, and unions to deliberate on the future of Indian seafaring, addressing recruitment, welfare, regulation, and

Global Shipping Update

Baltic Exchange Market Report Friday 22nd August 2025 Baltic Dry Index: 1944 (51)Baltic Capesize Index: 2793 (90)Baltic Panamax Index: 1770 (51)Baltic Supramax Index: 1424 (19)Baltic Handysize Index: 725 (6) CAPESIZE The Capesize market closed the week on a slightly more positive note, with the BCI 5TC climbing $742 to finish at $23,160. In the Pacific,

Shaping the Future of Maritime India

– Delphine Estibeiro – The Directorate General of Shipping (DGS) recently commemorated its 75th anniversary with a celebration that was as reflective as it was forward-looking. The Knowledge Session, titled Shikṣita Nāvikaḥ Saśakta Saṁsthānam Surakṣita Samudraḥ, was held on August 25th at Hotel Aurika, Mumbai. Dr Malini Shankar, Vice Chancellor of the Indian Maritime University