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Bangladesh seeks to import 10 LNG shipments from Algeria annually

September 16, 2026اقتصاد – الشروق أونلاينechoroukonline.comTranslated from Arabic
Bangladesh seeks to import 10 LNG shipments from Algeria annually

Bangladesh is seeking to finalize an agreement with Algeria to import 10 shipments of liquefied natural gas annually, as part of its efforts to diversify its energy supply sources, according to the specialized platform 'Energy'. The platform reported that the Bangladeshi side has expressed a clear desire to obtain 10 annual shipments of Algerian LNG, under a short-term contract, while negotiations regarding prices, delivery dates, and supply conditions continue.

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