According to press reports, Bangladesh is closely observing the effectiveness of military equipment during the hostilities in Ukraine. These observations have most likely resulted in an agreement between the Bangladesh Army and the Turkish company Baykar Technology.
Bangladesh is facing a serious energy crisis due to a sudden rise in commodity prices. Of course, the change in prices is linked to the outbreak of war in Ukraine.
In uncertain times, with war, political divisions and the pandemic situation of a year ago devastating the world’s economies, Bangladesh’s market continues to grow.
For the past few weeks, residents of Europe have been facing record heat waves that often exceed 35°C. Italy, Greece and Portugal are in a particularly dangerous situation, with their governments issuing advisories for residents not to waste water, which is slowly starting to run out. In a similar situation … Read More
President of the Chamber – Artur Gontarczyk – gave an interview to the magazine “Biznes i Ekologia” on the activities of the Chamber and the Polish – Bangladeshi economic cooperation. The interview will be published in the January 2022 (155th) issue of the oldest Polish magazine in the ecological business … Read More
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has directed that a system be devised to bring all citizens over 60 years of age under the social security benefit scheme.
21 February is International Mother Language Day. This day was established in 1999 by UNESCO to commemorate the tragic events in Dhaka. On 21 February 1952, five students who demanded the official status of the Bengali language were killed by Pakistani police.
Agriculture Minister – Muhammad Abdur Razzaque confirms: Rice price is rising out of control despite having the largest stock in many years.
The Team of the Chamber’s blog present another interview with an interesting person. This time we interviewed Talha Bin Shams – a Banglian, artist, graphic designer, graduate of Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin.
The project to upgrade the Hatirjheel-Amulia-Demra highway into a four-lane expressway is finally moving forward. The planned thoroughfare will act as an alternative gateway to Dhaka’s city centre from Chattogram and Sylhet and will also help reduce traffic congestion.
