Laldia Container Terminal Foundation Stone Set in Chattogram
Construction work for the new Laldia Container Terminal officially begins on Sunday, August 30, 2026, in Chattogram. Minister Sheikh Rabiul Alam lays the foundation stone as the chief guest for the project built with cooperation from Denmark.

Construction work for the much-anticipated Laldia Container Terminal is officially scheduled to commence on Sunday, August 30, 2026. This significant infrastructure development project is taking place in Patenga, located within the major port city of Chattogram. The initiative represents a crucial step forward in enhancing the operational capacity and efficiency of the region's maritime trade infrastructure.
The inaugural ceremony marking the start of the project will feature Minister Sheikh Rabiul Alam attending as the chief guest. In his official capacity, Minister Alam will lay the foundation stone to inaugurate the construction of the terminal. The high-profile event underscores the importance placed on this major development by the national government and local port authorities alike.
Minister Sheikh Rabiul Alam holds multiple critical portfolios within the government administration. He serves as the minister for the Ministry of Shipping, the Ministry of Road Transport and Bridges, and the Ministry of Railways. His leadership across these vital transportation sectors brings substantial administrative oversight to the launch of the new terminal facilities.
The development of the Laldia Container Terminal is being carried out with international cooperation. Specifically, the project is being built with the assistance and collaboration of Denmark. This partnership highlights the ongoing international engagement and cooperative efforts aimed at modernizing maritime logistics and transport networks in the area.
Organized under the auspices of the Chattogram Port Authority, the project launch marks a milestone for local port management. The authority has worked alongside government ministries to prepare for the commencement of construction activities. Stakeholders from the shipping and transportation sectors anticipate that the terminal will contribute positively to regional trade operations once completed.






