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Congratulations from Deputy Prime Minister Vitaly Savelyev on the Day of Maritime and River Fleet Workers.

Congratulations from Deputy Prime Minister Vitaly Savelyev on the Day of Maritime and River Fleet Workers.

Published on: 2026-07-06

Source: Government of the Russian Federation –

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Congratulations from Deputy Prime Minister Vitaly Savelyev on the Day of Maritime and River Fleet Workers.

Dear workers and veterans of the sea and river fleet!

I congratulate you on your professional holiday.

The maritime and river fleet has always held special importance for our country. Its reliable operation determines the stability of transportation, regional development, supply to remote areas, navigation safety, and the efficiency of international transport routes.

Today, in accordance with the tasks set by the President, the industry faces new ambitious goals. These include the modernization of port infrastructure, increasing the role of inland waterways, developing the Northern Sea Route, ensuring stable logistics, and strengthening Russia’s position as a great maritime and river power.

Behind each of these directions stands the work of people – captains, navigators, marine engineers, port workers, dispatchers, engineers, employees of shipping companies, educational institutions, and shore infrastructure. Your professionalism, responsibility, and dedication ensure the reliable operation of the industry and create new opportunities for the economy, regions, and citizens.

Special words of gratitude go to the Navy veterans. You established strong professional traditions, passed on to new generations respect for naval service, discipline, and a sense of responsibility to the country.

I wish you good health, well-being, safe work, new achievements, and further success in the development of Russia’s maritime and river fleet!

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