India-Middle East-Europe Corridor: Marseille Fos and Adani Ports Reach New Milestone

IMEC stakeholders held their first workshops in New Delhi, marking the transition to an operational phase with the adoption of a joint declaration.

Aerial view of a large Mediterranean port with container ships and cranes.
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Aerial view of a large Mediterranean port with container ships and cranes.

The port of Marseille Fos and Adani Ports have reached a new milestone in the development of the India–Middle East–Europe (IMEC) corridor. The first workshops of the IMEC Club were held in New Delhi on October 6, 2026.

Gathered in the Indian capital on October 6, 2026, the port, economic, and institutional stakeholders involved in the India–Middle East–Europe (IMEC) corridor participated in the first workshops of the IMEC Club. This initiative was jointly launched by the port of Marseille Fos and Adani Ports and SEZ.
The adoption of a joint declaration and the commitment to work on pilot projects represent significant advancements. These actions mark the corridor's transition to an operational phase, strengthening international cooperation in transport and economy.
Based on information from the official source: Grand Port Maritime de Marseille (06/10/2026)