Maharashtra Cabinet Approves Ambitious Logistics Policy for Global Hub
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Maharashtra Cabinet Approves Ambitious Logistics Policy for Global Hub

Maharashtra?s state cabinet has approved a strategic logistics policy designed to elevate the state to a leading position in the global logistics sector. The policy aims to streamline and enhance logistics operations by addressing existing inefficiencies and infrastructure gaps.

Key components of the policy include the development of dedicated logistics parks, modernization of port and cargo handling facilities, and improved connectivity across major transport corridors. By focusing on these areas, Maharashtra plans to reduce logistics costs, accelerate delivery times, and attract significant investments.

The policy also emphasises the adoption of technology and sustainable practices to optimise supply chain management and minimise environmental impact. With plans to integrate advanced logistics solutions, the state aims to foster a more competitive and resilient logistics sector.

The state government anticipates that these reforms will not only improve operational efficiencies but also create new job opportunities and stimulate economic growth. By positioning Maharashtra as a global logistics hub, the policy is expected to enhance the state?s attractiveness to international businesses and investors.

Maharashtra?s state cabinet has approved a strategic logistics policy designed to elevate the state to a leading position in the global logistics sector. The policy aims to streamline and enhance logistics operations by addressing existing inefficiencies and infrastructure gaps. Key components of the policy include the development of dedicated logistics parks, modernization of port and cargo handling facilities, and improved connectivity across major transport corridors. By focusing on these areas, Maharashtra plans to reduce logistics costs, accelerate delivery times, and attract significant investments. The policy also emphasises the adoption of technology and sustainable practices to optimise supply chain management and minimise environmental impact. With plans to integrate advanced logistics solutions, the state aims to foster a more competitive and resilient logistics sector. The state government anticipates that these reforms will not only improve operational efficiencies but also create new job opportunities and stimulate economic growth. By positioning Maharashtra as a global logistics hub, the policy is expected to enhance the state?s attractiveness to international businesses and investors.

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