USCG Team Visits Chittagong Port to Assess ISPS Code Compliance

Chittagong, January 21-22: A United States Coast Guard (USCG) team inspected Chittagong Port to evaluate its compliance with the International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code. The visit confirmed that the port adheres to high-security standards and meets international guidelines. USCG Delegation Expresses Satisfaction The USCG team, led by Lieutenant Commander Khiem V. Nagy, included Martin S. Donohue, Irving A. Cintron, and Kramer. The delegation assessed key security measures and expressed satisfaction with Chittagong Port’s adherence to ISPS Code regulations. Meeting with Chittagong Port Authority The team paid a courtesy visit to CPA Chairman Rear Admiral SM Moniruzzaman. Admiral Moniruzzaman highlighted ongoing development efforts, including port automation and the upcoming launch of the Maritime Single Window system to improve efficiency. Cybersecurity and Staff Training in Focus Admiral Moniruzzaman stressed the need for robust cybersecurity in port operations. He encouraged the ISPS Monitoring Cell to undergo advanced training and adopt global best practices. Inspection of Key Port Facilities The delegation inspected several facilities, including the: ISPS