“Fruitful deliberations took place in the meeting regarding the progress of the Sagarmala Project. Made my submission for inclusion of Institutions like National Institute of Oceanography, National Institute for Polar and Ocean Research, Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, etc., for increasing the scope and research-driven approach towards the implementation of the project.”
— Pramod Sawant, Goa Chief Minister
The Sagarmala project will help expand tourism and bring in economic opportunities in Goa, according to Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant. He was speaking at the Sagarmala apex committee meeting, presided by over by Union Ports, Shipping and Waterways Minister Sarbananda Sonowal in New Delhi.
The move will diversify and expand the scope of tourism and economic opportunities in Goa
“Fruitful deliberations took place in the meeting regarding the progress of the Sagarmala Project. Made my submission for inclusion of Institutions like National Institute of Oceanography, National Institute for Polar and Ocean Research, Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, etc., for increasing the scope and research-driven approach towards the implementation of the project,” Sawant said.
“The Seaplane, Small Aircraft Operations proposed by the Civil Aviation Minister shall enhance tourism potential in Goa. It will diversify and expand the scope of tourism and economic opportunities in Goa. Hon’ble PM Narendra Modi’s vision is leading India towards the port-led development with the Sagarmala Project,” a statement from the Chief Minister’s Office said, according to IANS.
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