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BUET study team makes alternative proposals

CHATTOGRAM, Mar 30: A feasibility study on a project to construct a 136-kilometre-long expressway from the port city to tourism town Cox's Bazar under the Public Private Partnership (PPP) has already been completed.Sources said the study proposed two alternatives regarding developing the Chattogram-Cox's Bazar Highway, one of the important and...

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A 15-day 'Banking Foundation Course'

A 15-day 'Banking Foundation Course' for newly recruited probationary officers of United Commercial Bank Ltd. began at the Bangladesh Institute of Bank Management (BIBM) on Wednesday. Dr. Md. Akhtaruzzaman, Director General of BIBM, presided over the inaugural session while N Mustafa Tarek, Deputy Managing Director of UCB, was present as...

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Rear Admiral Mohammad Sohail along with members of port authority placing wreath

Newly-appointed Payra Port Authority chairman Rear Admiral Mohammad Sohail along with members of the port authority placing a wreath at the grave of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman at Tungipara of Gopalganj on Thursday

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Solar module makers seek spl fund to rebound

Local solar module producers seek a special fund like the one introduced in neighbouring India with intent to boost the Covid-hit sector, sources say.Solar Module Manufacturers Association of Bangladesh (SMAB) has recently requested power, energy and mineral resources ministry for steps to this end.Currently, the country has nine solar module-making...

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'Business dispute centre' in focus

CHATTOGRAM Apr 01: A roundtable discussion on India-Bangladesh Trade and Business jointly organised by Assistant High Commission of India, Chattogram and Chittagong Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCCI) was held at the World Trade Center in the port city on Thursday. D Rajeev Ranjan, assistant high commissioner of India, Syed...

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Policy support, incentives crucial for emerging industries

Bangladesh's initial economic growth came through utilising the country's essential assets, namely its human capital and strategic use - whether by design or not - of specific industries. As the country looks forward to higher growth, the established industries like the ready-made garment sector continues to be its backbone. But...

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