October11 , 2026

    Kerala Maritime Board gives fresh momentum to coastal development

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    The Kerala Maritime Board (KMB) is giving a new impetus to the state’s coastal development by working towards building a robust Blue Economy that integrates Kerala’s 590-km-long coastline and its 17 ports.

    With a focus on cargo movement, cruise tourism and port-based industries, the Board aims to position the maritime sector as a key driver of Kerala’s overall economic growth.

    Speaking on the Board’s initiatives and future roadmap, KMB Chairperson Shri N.S. Pillai (IA&AS Retd.) said the objective is to harness Kerala’s vast coastal and maritime potential in a sustainable manner, while generating employment, attracting investments and strengthening the state’s role in regional and international trade.

    The Kerala Maritime Board continues to play a pivotal role in transforming ports into multi-functional economic hubs, aligned with the state’s long-term vision for sustainable coastal development and maritime-led growth.