<h1>India Boosts Maritime Infrastructure with Global MoUs on Port Development and Shipbuilding, Partners with Iran, South Korea, More.</h1> India has signed several Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) and agreements with foreign nations to enhance port development and ship manufacturing over the past two years. Notable agreements include partnerships with Iran for Chabahar Port development, South Korea for maritime transport and port industry cooperation, Jordan for maritime transport, and Spain for port matters. Additionally, Cochin Shipyard Limited has entered into agreements with companies from the Netherlands, the USA, Holland, South Korea, and France for shipbuilding collaborations, including technical services for LNG carriers and construction of dredgers and anti-submarine warfare crafts. These initiatives aim to bolster India's maritime infrastructure and shipbuilding capabilities.