Mongla Port

Mongla Port, located in Bagerhat District of Bangladesh, is the country’s second-largest seaport and a vital component of its trade and logistics infrastructure. Situated on the Pashur River and just a few kilometers from the Bay of Bengal, Mongla Port serves as a key gateway for exports and imports, playing a significant role in facilitating maritime trade within the region. With its strategic position, the port supports an extensive variety of cargo, including bulk goods, containerized cargo, and general merchandise, making it an essential hub for various industries such as textiles, agriculture, and construction.

In recent years, Mongla Port has undergone significant modernization and expansion efforts to enhance its operational capacity and efficiency. These improvements include upgraded handling facilities and improved navigation capabilities, enabling the port to accommodate larger vessels and increasing its throughput. The port's connection to the road and rail networks enhances its accessibility, ensuring that goods can be transported efficiently to and from the interior regions of Bangladesh.

Mongla Port is integral to the local economy, generating jobs and supporting trade opportunities that contribute to the socio-economic development of the surrounding areas. As the port continues to evolve, it remains committed to sustainability and operational excellence, aligning with national priorities for growth and environmental stewardship.