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Home›Green Marine›India, Montenegro discuss areas of cooperation in maritime sector
Green Marine

April 27, 2005 · about 21 years ago

India, Montenegro discuss areas of cooperation in maritime sector

Visiting Montenegro Deputy Prime Minister B Gvozdenovic, heading a high-level delegation, and Union Shipping, Road Transport and Highways Minister T R Baalu today held discussions on areas of mutual co-operation and collaboration in the maritime sector, especially in the areas of development of port

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Visiting Montenegro Deputy Prime Minister B Gvozdenovic, heading a high-level delegation, and Union Shipping, Road Transport and Highways Minister T R Baalu today held discussions on areas of mutual co-operation and collaboration in the maritime sector, especially in the areas of development of ports and shipyards. Mr Baalu highlighted the development in the country’s maritime sector in recent years, particularly of the private sector participation in container operations at major ports.

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