Cargo Breaking News
To explore logistics related business opportunities in Gujarat and to focus on leveraging its infrastructure and strategic location to boost India’s logistics and maritime capabilities, The Federation of Freight Forwarders’ Associations in India (FFFAI) organized a meet with Gujarat Maritime Cluster (GMC). A significant highlight of the visit was FFFAI’s official induction as a member of the Gujarat Maritime Cluster. The GMC, the first commercial maritime cluster of its kind in India, offers a synergetic collaboration, providing a one-stop solution for the maritime fraternity. This cluster brings together maritime and shipping industry players, service providers, and relevant government regulatory agencies within the GIFT City ecosystem.
Dushyant Mulani, Chairman, FFFAI highlighted that FFFAI’s membership in the GMC is set to strengthen collaborative efforts in the maritime and logistics sectors, enhancing trade efficiency and fostering industry growth. He expressed enthusiasm about the opportunities this partnership will create and emphasized the strategic importance of aligning with leading financial and maritime institutions.
“The membership in GMC marks a significant milestone for FFFAI, positioning it at the forefront of India’s maritime innovation and operational excellence. This collaboration is expected to facilitate seamless trade operations and enhance the global competitiveness of Indian freight forwarders,” stated Mulani.
Mulani also asserted that FFFAI’s proactive engagement and strategic partnerships with GMC underscore its commitment to advancing India’s logistics industry and contributing to sustainable economic growth.
During the discussions at GIFT City, the focus was on leveraging its state-of-the-art infrastructure and strategic location to boost India’s logistics and maritime capabilities. Interactions with Price Waterhouse and Axis Bank provided valuable insights into the financial frameworks and support systems crucial for expanding FFFAI’s initiatives.
