Bridging the gap between industry, academics, and technology in maritime
(Posted on 02/03/25)
The city of Dehradun is set to make history with AAROHAN - International Maritime Conference 2025, the first-ever maritime event in Uttarakhand, India. Scheduled for 22 March, this groundbreaking conference is more than just a gathering—it is a movement to bridge the gap between industry and academia, fostering a deeper integration of technology, artificial intelligence, and maritime expertise.
AAROHAN is unique in its approach, bringing together three key pillars of the maritime sector—Academics, Technology, and Industry—on a single stage for the first time in a maritime conference. The event will serve as a convergence point for shipowners, charterers, operators, brokers, maritime colleges, maritime lawyers, and AI-driven shipping startups, offering them an opportunity to explore the latest trends, share insights, and collaborate on future advancements.
With the advent of artificial intelligence, the maritime industry is undergoing a transformational shift. A dedicated panel discussion will explore how AI is set to impact various aspects of shipping, from operational efficiencies to decision-making processes. Experts will discuss the challenges and opportunities AI presents and how industry and academia can work together to adapt to these advancements.
Recognising the significance of this initiative, AAROHAN is backed by the Indian government, signalling strong institutional support for maritime digitalisation and education. The event will witness participation from leading maritime dignitaries, policymakers, and AI innovators, reinforcing its status as a landmark occasion for India’s commercial shipping sector.
Organizers & Partners
AAROHAN 2025 is organized by Integrated Maritime Exchange (IME) in collaboration with Graphic Era University. IME, the most advanced AI-based commercial shipping platform, was incubated by IIT Roorkee and is pioneering AI-driven solutions for the maritime industry.
Known for its academic excellence and serene surroundings, Dehradun is emerging as a centre for maritime education and innovation. AAROHAN will further strengthen the city’s position on the global maritime map, attracting international collaborations and investments into India’s shipping technology landscape.
AAROHAN 2025 is not just about discussions, it is about action, innovation, and collaboration. By fostering industry-academic partnerships and embracing AI-driven solutions, the conference aims to redefine maritime operations and education for the future.
As the countdown begins, maritime professionals, educators, and technology pioneers eagerly await this transformative event. AAROHAN is not just a conference; it is the beginning of a new era in shipping.
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