Dhaka July 30, 2025, 6:46 pm
Emphasizing on the excellent bilateral relationship between Bangladesh and Korea
The economic growth target for the fiscal 2018-19 will be set at 7.8 percent, according to a PID handout
The annual disbursement of the industrial term loan stood at Tk 631.81 billion in 2017, as against Tk 676.39 billion in the previous year
Under the proposed ODA package, Japan will provide some Yen 2.65 billion for Matarbari port-development project, Yen 37.22 billion for Dhaka MRT line-6 construction (phase-III) project, Yen 7.36 billion for Dhaka MRT line -5
The Chinese loan will have to be repaid in 20 years with 2.0 per cent fixed interest rate. Besides, 0.25 per cent management fee and 0.25 per cent commitment fee are applicable for the single largest loan from China
A good number of foreign nationals are currently working in Bangladesh bypassing registration
BBA is facing difficulties in its test piling at nearly half of the piers out of total 42 in the might river as it is not getting hard soil on the riverbed and in the depth of the riverbed
To mitigate the ongoing liquidity crunch, the state-owned enterprises (SoEs) may be allowed to deposit 60 per cent of their funds with the public banks and rest 40 per cent with the PCBs
The Finance Minister sought another five-year term for the Awami League government
The commerce and industry ministry of Sri Lanka has called for stronger maritime and air links with Bangladesh to boost bilateral trade and investments between the two South Asian countries
Under the provision, Bangladeshi companies having businesses in the low- tax regimes would have to pay a part of tax as per country's corporate-tax rates
NBR will discuss issues relating to customs and tax with representatives of 21 sectors as part of its pre-budget talks
Bangladesh can catch fish from up to 660 kilometres from the Bay of Bengal
The government has enacted the Public-Private Partnership Act-2015 to provide legal framework for creation of PPPs by involving the private sector participation along with the public sector and attracting local and foreign in
Bangladesh export earnings from US saw a 4.46% fall to $5.07 billion in 2017
Greater job creation, better use of funds from new windows a must. Muhith says as experts show ways of dealing with BD's post-LDC challenges, opportunities
Under the order, exporters enjoy VAT exemptions from both imports of raw materials for the production of export goods and shipment of products.
Prior to 2010, there were about 20 small manufacturers in the sector in the country, employing around 1,500 people. Now, over 40,000 people are directly working in toy manufacturing
Bangladesh’s graduation from the LDCs’ group is an outcome of the government’s continuous development initiatives, while the private sector, especially export-oriented industries and non-government organizations, played a vit
Total export from Bangladesh to the US was $5.27 billion in 2017, down by 3.98% from 2016. Of this, only $204 million was from non-apparel products
