Goa should set up a maritime board to guide sector development, promote green technologies, and foster public-private partnerships for infrastructure and Research and Development, CII said in a report released on Friday.
The report titled “India Shipbuilding Roadmap Towards Maritime Amrit Kaal Vision 2047” said that Goa holds the leading position in India’s commercial shipbuilding sector, contributing approximately 40 per cent to the nation’s total commercial vessel deliveries as of September 2025.
Goa’s shipbuilding industry, valued at Rs 22,865 crore in FY24, has the potential to grow to Rs 64,058 crore by FY37, contributing nearly 11 per cent to Goa’s GSDP. With 3,000 direct and 18,000 plus indirect jobs, the sector is a critical pillar of Goa’s industrial economy.
The report suggests the state should have a maritime board which will give single-window system for clearances, licences and permits for maritime projects processed centrally. The board will also work for shipbuilding​Goa should set up a maritime board to guide sector development, promote green technologies, and foster public-private partnerships for infrastructure and Research and Development, CII said in a report released on Friday.
The report titled “India Shipbuilding Roadmap Towards Maritime Amrit Kaal Vision 2047” said that Goa holds the leading position in India’s commercial shipbuilding sector, contributing approximately 40 per cent to the nation’s total commercial vessel deliveries as of September 2025.
Goa’s shipbuilding industry, valued at Rs 22,865 crore in FY24, has the potential to grow to Rs 64,058 crore by FY37, contributing nearly 11 per cent to Goa’s GSDP. With 3,000 direct and 18,000 plus indirect jobs, the sector is a critical pillar of Goa’s industrial economy.
The report suggests the state should have a maritime board which will give single-window system for clearances, licences and permits for maritime projects processed centrally. The board will also work for shipbuilding ​Latest News [ SOBAN NEWS: International and National ]