Indian Ports Association (IPA) was constituted in 1966 under Societies Registration Act, primarily with the idea of fostering growth and development of all Major Ports which are under the supervisory control of Ministry of Shipping. Over the years, IPA has consolidated its activities and grown strength by strength and considered to be a think tank for the Major Ports with the ultimate goal of integrating the maritime sector.
Established in 1927, Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) is the largest and oldest apex business organisation in India. Mahatma Gandhi addressed FICCI's 4th AGM in 1931. Our 96th AGM was held in December 2023. With our rich legacy, FICCI would play an even greater role as India emergence as the 3rd largest economy. FICCI works with its key stakeholders to foster active engagement and dialogue with decision makers, to support steps that are good for commerce and industry. As a member-led and member-driven organisation, FICCI represents over 2,50,000 companies across all segments of economy including public, private and multinationals. The diverse membership base of FICCI across all Indian states includes both direct and indirect members through its 300 affiliated regional and state level industry associations. FICCI has a large international presence via partner agreements with 250 national business associations in over 100 countries. www.ficci.in