Manuma shipping completes trial transit shipment to Bhutan
Marking a significant milestone in regional trade connectivity, Manuma Shipping Lines Ltd has successfully completed a trial transit shipment to Bhutan via Bangladesh.
The achievement opens new opportunities for strengthening trade routes and enhancing economic cooperation between the two neighbouring countries.
The smooth completion of the trial transit under the Bangladesh–Bhutan Transit Agreement underscores Bangladesh's strategic geographical position as a regional trade hub. The successful operation also reflects the efficiency of the country's transit infrastructure and Manuma Shipping Lines' commitment to international logistics.
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Omar Sharif Rafsan, director of Manuma Shipping Lines Ltd, said the success would create a new milestone that would help build stronger trade links between Bhutan, Nepal and India's seven northeastern states. He said the achievement is expected to have a positive impact on bilateral trade and increase regional interest in using Bangladeshi ports and logistics services. He also noted that the accomplishment demonstrates the company's commitment to providing efficient, reliable and modern transportation services.
This successful trial transit represents more than a business achievement; it symbolises the deepening friendship and growing economic relationship between Bangladesh and Bhutan, and is expected to further strengthen regional trade and cooperation in the future.
