Biggest FDI in the offing for Shipbuilding

SUMMARY: The government will soon embark on an alliance with foreign investors with the intent to lay the foundations of a shipbuilding facility. The government of Bangladesh is just one step away from attaining its colossal objective to construct a state-of-the-art shipyard with the biggest foreign...

Bangladesh Shipping Corporation is going to procure six ships

Bangladesh Shipping Corporation (BSC) has plans to procure six ships -- two mother bulk carrier ships, two mother tankers and two mother product oil tankers -- to meet the growing demand for transportation services. BSC has already taken up a project to procure the six...

Newsletter-Vol 1-2012

LAWS RELATING TO MARITIME LIEN AND MARITIME CLAIMS IN BANGLADESH   A traditional maritime lien is a secured right in the “res", i.e., in the property of another (ordinarily the ship), which arises with the claim, without registration Or other formalities it; travels with the vessel even...

Maritime Regulator Sets Carbon Measures facing discord

Summary: The continuous global clamor for attention towards the ship’s carbon emission has pushed the International Maritime Organization to take measures to reduce pollution caused by ships. The IMO will also research market-based incentives for the purpose of adopting such mechanisms by 2024. Content: To face the...

Newsletter-Vol 1-2019

COVID-19: COLLISION RISK AT CHITTAGONG PORT, BANGLADESH The width of the navigational channel of the Karnaphuli river varies from place to place. The propelling distance from the pilot ground at the outer anchorage to the main jetties of Chittagong port is approximately 11 nautical miles. In...
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