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Maryland creates task force to expand maritime industry opportunities

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Governor Wes Moore signed an executive order establishing a Maryland Maritime Task Force. The task force is designed to identify federal and commercial opportunities for the state’s maritime industry. It will coordinate state agencies and businesses, develop plans for expansion, and explore workforce training and funding incentives. The task force will also look into regulatory barriers and preparation for a potential federal Maritime Prosperity Zone designation.

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Maryland's maritime industries contribute over $10.2 billion annually and support 115,000 jobs. The task force aims to expand and diversify this sector, which includes marine transportation, shipbuilding, and shipping and logistics. The effort seeks to address regulatory barriers and secure funding opportunities for industry growth.

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  • The Port of Baltimore could see increased demand and revenue from maritime industry expansion and logistics planning.

  • The Maryland Department of Transportation might see changes in operational planning for marine transportation and shipping logistics.

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