June 2026 marked a significant milestone in my professional journey and for Bangladesh’s maritime community. I was honored to be elected to the Board of Directors of YoungShip International as the Regional Representative for Asia & Middle East during the Annual General Meeting held in Copenhagen, Denmark. This appointment makes me the first Bangladeshi to serve on the YoungShip International Board.The role carries the responsibility of representing YoungShip members across one of the world’s most strategically important maritime regions while contributing to the organization’s global initiatives, governance, and future direction. It also provides an opportunity to strengthen collaboration among maritime professionals, promote leadership development, and create greater opportunities for the next generation of industry leaders across Asia and the Middle East.This achievement reflects years of dedication to youth development, international collaboration, and professional engagement within the maritime sector. Through YoungShip Bangladesh, I have had the privilege of working alongside an exceptional community of professionals committed to advancing the industry and empowering young talent. The recognition by YoungShip International is not only a personal honor but also a testament to Bangladesh’s growing presence and influence within the global maritime community.I remain committed to fostering stronger regional partnerships, supporting emerging maritime professionals, and contributing to a more innovative, sustainable, and connected global shipping industry.Media CoverageThe Financial Expresshttps://thefinancialexpress.com.bd/others/bangladeshi-maritime-professional-elected-to-youngship-international-boardTimes of Bangladeshhttps://tob.news/tanjil-ahmed-ruhullah-elected-to-youngship-international-board/The Business Standardhttps://www.tbsnews.net/bangladesh/bangladesh-maritime-leader-elected-youngship-international-board-1466831BRAC Universityhttps://ocsar.bracu.ac.bd/news/brac-university-alumnus-takes-bangladesh%E2%80%99s-maritime-leadership-global-stage

In a recent industry discussion reported by TOB News, business leaders across sectors urged policymakers to take decisive steps to stimulate private investment in Bangladesh. A central theme of the conversation was the need for simplified regulatory processes and more affordable access to credit — measures that can empower firms to invest more confidently in growth and expansion.💬 Tanjil Ahmed Ruhullah weighed in on this critical issue. He emphasized that:"Bangladesh Shipping Agents Association Past Director and Interport Group Managing Director Tanjil Ahmed Ruhullah called for full digitalisation of port and customs operations.He said reforms are needed to eliminate hidden costs, dismantle facilitation-payment culture and establish predictable, rule-based port governance.Strategic investment in deep-sea port infrastructure, logistics connectivity and Blue Economy initiatives is essential as Bangladesh approaches LDC graduation, Ruhullah added."🔗 Read the Full Article👉 Original Coverage:Firms urge less red tape, cheaper credit to boost investmenthttps://tob.news/firms-urge-less-red-tape-cheaper-credit-to-boost-investment/

In the article “Dry Bulk Imports to Rebound in 2027 – Interport Group”, industry projections signal a recovery in Bangladesh’s dry bulk import volumes by 2027, reflecting anticipated growth in infrastructure development and industrial demand.💬 Tanjil Ahmed Ruhullah, Managing Director of Interport Group, shared an optimistic outlook on the sector. He indicated that structural improvements in trade logistics and steady economic expansion are expected to drive a rebound in dry bulk imports over the coming years, positioning Bangladesh for stronger maritime trade performance.🔗 Read the Full Article 👉 Original Coverage:https://tob.news/dry-bulk-imports-to-rebound-in-2027-interport-group/ Dry Bulk Imports to Rebound in 2027 – Interport Group