Day 1: Desapex Highlights Digital Twin Technology at Maritime India Expo 2025

Desapex initiated its participation in the Maritime India Expo 2025 by showcasing the potential of digital twin technology in revolutionizing the maritime and port industries.As exhibitors, Desapex focused on how this innovation can drive efficiency, sustainability, and modernization in maritime operations. The company engaged with industry leaders and stakeholders, particularly emphasizing the future of smart ports.Discussions centered on solutions to address operational challenges, optimize resources, and enhance decision-making through digital transformatio. Shri Sarbananda Sonowal, the Minister of Ports, Shipping, and Waterways, was recognized for his vision of technology-driven ports aimed at elevating India’s maritime sector.Desapex thanked visitors to their booth for sharing thoughts on digital transformation and expressed enthusiasm for continued collaboration.

Day 2: Advancing Port Efficiency and Sustainability

Building on the themes from day one, Desapex continued to demonstrate how digital twin technology can optimize port operations.Digital twins enable real-time data flow between physical and digital models of a port, allowing for the application of AI to process and analyze information for predictive insights.This leads to better decision-making, enhanced security, and improved sustainability.Essar Ports, for example, emphasized the need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions through eco-friendly practices and technology.Tarkesh Tiwari, Vice President of Essar Ports, shared insights on the role of ports in advancing greener operations through sustainable infrastructure.

Day 3: Forging Collaborations and Future Directions

The Maritime India Conference & Expo 2025 concluded with over 4,000 delegates and 2,750 business-to-business meetings.These interactions facilitate collaborations and explore investment opportunities in port modernization, shipping infrastructure, and logistics capabilities.The event highlighted India's growing maritime ambitions and the importance of innovation, sustainability, and strategic partnerships in transforming the sector.Discussions aligned with the Maritime India Vision 2030 and the Amrit Kaal Vision 2047, with the goal to elevate India’s maritime infrastructure and services to global standards.The expo also featured international participation, with leaders from ports like Antwerp and Esbjerg, and companies like Damen Shipyard, discussing global maritime technologies and strategies to enhance India’s trade.The Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FICCI) and the Indian Ports Association (IPA) played key roles in hosting the event, fostering connections between policymakers and industry stakeholders