Bangladesh will create economic zone for US investors
Bangladesh is opening up to foreign investors by building hi-tech parks with local and foreign investment. One of them will be dedicated to US investors.
Bangladesh is opening up to foreign investors by building hi-tech parks with local and foreign investment. One of them will be dedicated to US investors.
Another meeting of the Joint Rivers Commission group formed by India and Bangladesh was held on 16 March 2021. It decided to expand cooperation on water resources.
The Roman Catholic Church in Bangladesh, to honor Pope Francis’ 2015 pro-environmental encyclical “Laudatio si”, has launched a tree planting campaign in the territory of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh.
After consultations and work on transport infrastructure for several years, India has made it easier and faster to transport fertilizers from Bangladesh to Nepal. The transportation will be done through the Rohanpur-Singhabad railroad line. The first shipment this year was sent on February 3.
The 10th of January was celebrated across Bangladesh as the anniversary of the great return of the Father of the Nation – Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, who is also described as Bangabandhu – Friend of Bengal.
In the last few days, controversial information about the actions of the Bangladeshi authorities has circulated around the world. The Bangladeshi Government has decided to resettle refugees on an artificial island.
The social organization Muktijuddho Mancha recently organized an exhibition of documents that describe the problem of rape in the buildings of Dhaka University.
Today Bangladesh celebrates the 49th anniversary of Victory Day. On this occasion, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina honoured the memory of all those who were fighting for the country’s freedom. As in previous years, she sent flowers, fruits and sweets to the Rehabilitation Centre for Martyrs and Wounded War Fighters for … Read More
In the last few years, Bangladesh has seen significant energy shortages. It is assumed that the natural gas deposits used so far will be depleted in the near future. These circumstances are largely slowing down the country’s economic development.
6 December 2020 The People’s Republic of Bangladesh and the Kingdom of Bhutan announced the signing of a preferential trade agreement between the two countries.