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Dwaipayan Barua

Pangaon Inland Container Terminal Expansion

Govt seeks private investment to expand Pangaon terminal

1 October 2026
Amid increasing container flow at the Pangaon Inland Container Terminal (PICT) in Dhaka, the Chittagong Port Authority (CPA) has taken the initiative to expand facilities at the terminal, which has failed to attract exporters and importers for years.
1 October 2026
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Fuel price hike starts hitting logistics sector

22 September 2026
Owners across Chattogram port’s logistics chain have begun raising charges and pressing for rate revisions after the latest fuel price hike, stoking fears of fresh cost pressure on businesses and exporters already struggling to compete internationally.
22 September 2026
Bangladesh logistics costs rise after fuel price hike

Fuel price hike starts hitting logistics sector

21 September 2026
Exporters fear losing competitiveness as ICDs raise charges, others seek rate revision
21 September 2026
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Red Sea tensions raise insurance costs

15 September 2026
Higher import costs are likely to be passed on to consumers
15 September 2026
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Red Sea tensions fuel insurance costs

16 September 2026
Importing food grains, fertiliser and other goods from the Middle East and Europe will become more expensive as war-risk insurance costs rise for vessels using the Red Sea amid escalating fighting along Yemen’s coast.
16 September 2026
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Karnaphuli EPZ: From a defunct steel mill to an export hub

13 September 2026
BEPZA operates eight export processing zones and two economic zones covering 3,550.33 acres
13 September 2026
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Chattogram retains 68th global port ranking

30 August 2026
Chattogram port has retained its 68th position among the world’s 100 busiest container ports for the second consecutive year, despite handling 4 percent more containers in 2025 than in the previous year.
30 August 2026
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Chattogram port remains 68th busiest container port globally

29 August 2026
On Chattogram port, Lloyd's said that growth remained modest
29 August 2026
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They resorted to violence, intimidation

Three The Daily Star correspondents visited six centres of the Chattogram City Corporation (CCC) polls, housed in two schools in the port city.
27 January 2021
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AL, BNP lock horns for port city

More than 19 lakh voters are going to decide today the outcome of a high-voltage contest between the ruling Awami League and its archrival BNP in the Chattogram City Corporation election amid tight security.
26 January 2021
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Chattogram city polls 2021: Complaints pile up, EC sees little merit

Almost half the complaints filed by mayor and councillor candidates in the Chattogram City Corporation elections, to be held tomorrow, are yet to be addressed.
25 January 2021
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CCC Polls: Womens’ issues neglected in candidates’ pledges

Women make up 48.83 percent of the electorate in the Chattogram City Corporation polls, but they feel neglected in the pledges made by the two major candidates. Women voters of Chattogram feel that the candidates did not place enough importance in tackling gender-based issues.
24 January 2021

Shahadat promises to be a servant of the city

BNP nominated mayoral candidate Dr Shahadat Hossain yesterday pledged to make Chattogram city safe, clean and tourist-friendly, keeping international standards and communal harmony in mind.
23 January 2021
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Tea production falls in 2020 but overshoots target

Tea production in Bangladesh dropped 10.01 per cent year-on-year in 2020 because of adverse weather.
21 January 2021
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Export-import cost rises as sea freight rate trebles

Both import and export costs have risen after the sea freight rate trebled in two months because of an acute shortage of empty containers and a rise in demand on the Asia-Europe and transpacific routes.
14 January 2021
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Govt approves import of 50,000 tonnes of wheat

The cabinet committee on government purchase yesterday approved a proposal to import 50,000 tonnes of wheat.
13 January 2021
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Money whitening scope does more harm than good

The government in June last year granted a blanket immunity for whitening black money in a bid to bring them into the mainstream economy and generate more revenues and jobs.
7 January 2021
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Amnesty for realtors behind money whitening binge

Finance Minister AHM Mustafa Kamal yesterday said that black money whitening has increased in the country as the government has given the scope to invest untaxed income in the housing sector.
6 January 2021

Dragging on for a decade

A project on the construction of Chattogram City Outer Ring Road -- that was taken around ten years back in 2011 with four-year completion period -- is yet to be completed.
4 January 2021
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Ship collisions recurring at outer anchorage

Incidents of ships colliding and running aground at the Chattogram port’s outer anchorage are alarmingly recurring, which officials and customers apprehend could tarnish the image of Bangladesh’s premier harbour in global shipping business.
3 January 2021
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Budget to see major cuts as earnings, spending drop

The government is likely to downsize its income and expenditure targets in the revised budget because of lower revenue growth, slower implementation of development programmes and a fall in spending due to the pandemic.
3 January 2021
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Cox’s Bazar Runway Expansion: Cabinet okays company appointment

A joint venture company that includes China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC) has been awarded the Cox’s Bazar airport runway expansion work for Tk 1,568.86 crore.
30 December 2020
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Govt to ship 50,000 tonnes of urea to Nepal

Bangladesh is set to send 50,000 tonnes of its imported urea fertiliser to Nepal at the import price to help the landlocked country, which failed to purchase the organic compound on time due to the Covid-19 outbreak.
23 December 2020
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Import, export cost goes up as freight rates rise

Freight charges have risen in the last few weeks due to the adverse effects of Covid-19 on the global shipping sector, pushing the cost for importers and exporters in Bangladesh, industry people said.
13 December 2020
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Rent goes up for Ctg-hub ports container transport

Feeder vessel operators have imposed a surcharge on carrying containers between Chattogram and hub ports, saying severe congestion at the hubs is resulting in overstays and an increase in operational costs.
28 November 2020
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Cargo handling at Ctg port rises to seven-month high as import picks up

Bangladesh’s global trade pulled itself out of the debris left in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic aided domestic consumption, taking the volume of cargoes handled by the Chattogram port in October to a seven-month high.
22 November 2020
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Steel sector in need of policy support

Bangladesh’s steel sector needs business friendly policy support from the government in order to overcome the Covid-19 fallouts, according to Aameir Alihussain, managing director of BSRM, a leading steel manufacturer.
31 October 2020
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Lighter Vessel Strike: Importers stare at huge losses

Businesses are counting massive losses as almost 22 lakh tonnes of goods have been waiting to be unloaded for two days at sea and river ports across the country.
21 October 2020

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