‘Bangladesh needs to widen its own vision in our relationship with China to look at broader areas of comprehensive partnership in trade and investment’
Read More »Plastic industry policy aims to create 500,000 jobs
The country’s plastic and packaging industry is projected to grow at a rate of 15 per cent annually, and generate fresh employment for around 0.5 million people by 2026, sources said.
Read More »Use external funds effectively as debt keeps rising
Bangladesh must set development priorities, identify the types of external funds it needs and use them effectively amid growing per capita debt in order to take the economy on the path to recovery in the post-pandemic period, economists said yesterday.
Read More »Turkey wants enhanced ties with Bangladesh exceeding $2bn trade
Turkey sent medical equipment to Bangladesh four more times during Covid-19 crisis
Read More »MGH appoints regional MD for Korea, Vietnam, Cambodia, and Thailand
Prior joining MGH, Chris have had successful careers at Ceva Logistics, DB Schenker, and at CJ Korea
Read More »Surging coronavirus cases subdue Asian shares
Asian shares got the week off to a hesitant start on Monday as surging coronavirus (Covid-19) cases in Europe and the United States undermined the global outlook, while China’s leaders meet to ponder the future of the economic giant.
Read More »North’s Elenga-Ranpur 4-lane highway requires 40pc higher funds
Roads and Highways Department (RHD) has sought 40 per cent higher funds and 40 more months to complete the widening work of a 190-km Elenga-Rangpur four-lane highway, insiders said on Monday.
Read More »Potato remains dearer as traders flout govt-set prices
Potato sold for Tk 45-50 a kilogram on city markets on Monday as traders flouted the commodity price set by the Department of Agricultural Marketing.
Read More »Deposits in NBFIs drop in Apr-June
The amount of deposits in the country’s non-bank financial institutions dropped by Tk 380 crore in the April-June quarter amid the outbreak of COVID-19.
Read More »Sundarbans to reopen for tourists after 7 months
The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change is expected to green-light the move on Tuesday
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