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Cartup unveils major e-commerce push at Cox’s Bazar summit

Cartup unveils major e-commerce push at Cox’s Bazar summit
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Cartup, a concern of US-Bangla Airlines, hosted its first partner summit titled “Cartup Connect 2026” at Ocean Paradise Hotel in Cox’s Bazar, bringing together more than 350 seller partners, 150 brands and 20 banking and financial institutions to strengthen Bangladesh’s e-commerce ecosystem, the company said in a press release.

The event also featured participation from digital influencers and content creators and showcased Cartup’s commercial roadmap for the coming year, including major campaigns such as July Jackpot, October Offers, Big Friday Sale and Year End Sale aimed at expanding seller reach and boosting nationwide sales through data-driven marketing.

Md Abdullah Al Mamun, Managing Director of US-Bangla Airlines and Cartup, attended as chief guest and said the trust and support of sellers and ecosystem partners have been central to Cartup’s growth, adding that the company is committed to building a transparent and technology-driven marketplace.

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He said Cartup aims to empower merchants through advanced technology, improved logistics and operational support, noting that Cartup Connect 2026 reflects strong partnerships and a shared ambition for the future of e-commerce in Bangladesh.

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Cartup also recognised ecosystem partners through the Cartup Awards 2026, presented across 13 categories, during a ceremony that concluded with a gala dinner and live musical performance.

Cartup Chief Executive Officer Fuad Arefin said the company’s focus remains on empowering merchants and strengthening digital commerce infrastructure, adding that the summit demonstrates the strength of collaboration within the ecosystem.

The company said the event underlined its commitment to innovation, partnership and sustainable growth in Bangladesh’s digital commerce sector.

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