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India becomes world's second-largest supplier of seafarers, per BIMCO-ICS report

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India has risen to become the second-largest supplier of seafaring personnel globally, according to the BIMCO-ICS Seafarer Workforce Report 2026. The country's share of the global sailor workforce has doubled over the past five years. Indian officers now account for 13.4% of the world's total officer workforce. This milestone marks a significant strengthening of India's position in the global maritime industry.

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