New Delhi, December 11, 2024: At the India Maritime Heritage Conclave 2024 in Yashobhoomi, New Delhi, Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal highlighted the connection between India’s maritime history and its future. He emphasized that India’s ancient maritime legacy not only reflects its rich past but also guides the nation towards becoming a global leader in maritime conservation. Sonowal expressed confidence that the Conclave would provide a platform to showcase India’s maritime achievements and its potential in preserving maritime heritage.
The event focused on India’s 10,000-year-old maritime legacy, with experts discussing its influence on global trade, literature, art, and architecture. It also aimed to promote sustainable practices and raise awareness about preserving maritime heritage for future generations.
Along with academic sessions, the Conclave featured India’s coastal traditions, cuisines, and clothing, highlighting the cultural richness of the nation’s coastal regions. The event aimed to foster pride in India’s maritime history and its growing influence in global maritime affairs.
