IWT terminal inaugurated in Jogighopa, Assam to strengthen trade with Bhutan and Bangladesh

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Category : Miscellaneous Published on: February 20 2025

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The Inland Waterways Terminal (IWT) at Jogighopa will enable seamless cargo movement between India, Bhutan, and Bangladesh, strategically located 91 km from Gelephu (Bhutan) and 108 km from the Bangladesh border.
The terminal, supporting the PIWT&T agreement with Bangladesh, is projected to handle 1.1 million tonnes of cargo annually by 2027, boosting regional trade and connectivity.

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IWT terminal inaugurated in Jogighopa, Assam to strengthen trade with Bhutan and Bangladesh