Strategic Solutions For More Efficiency In India's Growing Cargo Throughput.

21st – 22nd October 2010, Courtyard by Marriott, Mumbai International Airport

Event Brief

India's future growth in the port sector is undeniable. Containerization of the market and increasing cargo throughput volumes are leading to very aggressive expansion and construction plans. At the end of June 2010 it was made public that the Indian Government is investing $12bn in ports within the National Maritime Development Programme. The premier objective of the government is to expand port capacity to 1.2 billion tons. Bids for 25 port projects are now open. Noppen's India Port Expansion and Capacity Upgrading Conference, hosted in Mumbai on 21-22 October 2010, will gather government representatives, terminal operators, shipping lines, port authorities and solution providers around the pressing question of how to develop India's ports into efficient trade hubs.

Conference Program

– Government regulations and initiatives – Capacity planning – Construction and assembly – Land and sea connectivity – Newest technologies and equipments for efficiency and growth – Safety technology – Environment issues and solutions – Maintenance and repair

Testimonials

Great event! As Tianjin is a rapidly growing port it was a good opportunity to share experiences. - Port of Dover The event runs really professionally, excellent! - Lloyd's Register Great event, we are very satisfied. - Trelleborg Engineering Systems Good to be updated on Port projects, quite useful!. - Nexans (China) Wires & Cables