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Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan unveils logo of Vizhinjam Port
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Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan unveils logo of Vizhinjam Port

Kerala Chief Minister, Pinarayi Vijayan, marked a significant milestone in the development of the ambitious international seaport in Vizhinjam by unveiling its logo and identity during a ceremony held on Wednesday. The port will be officially known as the "Vizhinjam International Seaport, Thiruvananthapuram," according to official sources, and this logo will play a crucial role in establishing the port's identity on the global maritime trade stage.
In his address at the event, Chief Minister Vijayan emphasized that the Vizhinjam Port is a cherished dream project for the state of Kerala, offering substantial opportunities for the state in the international maritime trade sector. He also announced that the first ship is set to dock at the port on October 4. With great optimism, Vijayan expressed his hope that the newly unveiled logo would carry the reputation and success of the international seaport to the far corners of the world.
This unveiling marks a significant step forward in Kerala's vision for the Vizhinjam International Seaport, as it strives to become a pivotal player in global maritime trade, contributing to the region's economic growth and international connectivity.

Kerala Chief Minister, Pinarayi Vijayan, marked a significant milestone in the development of the ambitious international seaport in Vizhinjam by unveiling its logo and identity during a ceremony held on Wednesday. The port will be officially known as the Vizhinjam International Seaport, Thiruvananthapuram, according to official sources, and this logo will play a crucial role in establishing the port's identity on the global maritime trade stage.In his address at the event, Chief Minister Vijayan emphasized that the Vizhinjam Port is a cherished dream project for the state of Kerala, offering substantial opportunities for the state in the international maritime trade sector. He also announced that the first ship is set to dock at the port on October 4. With great optimism, Vijayan expressed his hope that the newly unveiled logo would carry the reputation and success of the international seaport to the far corners of the world.This unveiling marks a significant step forward in Kerala's vision for the Vizhinjam International Seaport, as it strives to become a pivotal player in global maritime trade, contributing to the region's economic growth and international connectivity.

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