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Bangladesh to Conduct First-Ever Nationwide Vessel Census from August 20-29

Bangladesh is set to conduct its first-ever Vessel Census 2026 from August 20 to 29 to build a safer and more efficient inland water transport system.

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Bangladesh is set to conduct its first-ever Vessel Census 2026 from August 20 to 29 across the country to help build a safe, orderly, and effective inland water transport system. The census will be conducted under the initiative of the Ministry of Shipping with the cooperation of the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics (BBS).

Speaking at the BBS Auditorium, State Minister for Planning Md. Zonayed Abdur Rahim Saki, MP, emphasized the importance of reliable data and statistics for formulating appropriate policies and development plans. He instructed census officials to maintain professionalism, transparency, and neutrality in collecting information, warning of strict action against any irregularities.

The census aims to collect comprehensive and reliable information on vessels and related activities, contributing to the development of a safer and more organized inland water transport system. Senior officials from the Ministry of Shipping, Department of Shipping, BBS, and other relevant bodies were present at the inaugural training programme for census coordinators.

Source: BSS

FAQ

When will the Vessel Census 2026 be conducted?
The Vessel Census 2026 will be conducted nationwide from August 20 to 29.
Who is organizing the Vessel Census 2026?
The Vessel Census 2026 is being organized under the initiative of the Ministry of Shipping with the cooperation of the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics (BBS).
What is the purpose of the Vessel Census 2026?
The purpose of the Vessel Census 2026 is to collect comprehensive and reliable information on vessels and related activities to develop a safer, more organized, and efficient inland water transport system.
What instructions were given to the census officials?
State Minister for Planning Md. Zonayed Abdur Rahim Saki, MP, instructed census officials to maintain professionalism, transparency, and neutrality in collecting information, and warned of strict departmental and legal action against any manipulation, irregularity, discrepancy, or inconsistency in the collection and management of census data.

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