The 8th India Shipping Summit devoted most of its time on the unique challenges faced by India’s maritime industry and exploring the country’s ambitions and what’s realistically achievable.At the summit four awards were presented to companies and individuals in different categories for their achievements in the Indian maritime industry.
The first award for “Environmental Protection” was presented to Vadinar Oil Terminal Limited and Mr. Rajiv Agarwal, Managing Director of Essar Ports, received the award. The company was recognised for its innovation and best practice in minimising marine pollution and for protecting the marine environment.
The second presentation was the “Education and Training Award”, which went to AMET University and was received by Dr. J. Ramachandran. This award recognised the outstanding commitment to training and contribution towards improving standards across the maritime industry as a whole.
The third acknowledgement was the “Maritime Infrastructure Award” which was presented to DP World Pvt. Ltd and received by Mr. Jamal Majid Bin Taniah, Vice-Chairman, DP World & Group CEO, Port & Free Zone World, together with Capt. Anil Singh, Senior Vice President & Managing Director Subcontinent.
The final award was the “Outstanding Achievement Award”. This was awarded jointly to Mr. Shashi Ruia and Mr Ravi Ruia. The award recognised the role that they have played in steering the Essar Group to its preeminent position. The Group is now a global conglomerate and a leading player in the sectors of shipping, ports, steel, energy, infrastructure and services. It operates in 25 countries across five continents and employs 75,000 people. Unfortunately, both of them were in New Delhi. However, Mr. Shashi Ruia sent his acceptance of the award by video and the award was received on their behalf by Managing Director of Essar Ports Rajiv Agarwal.
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