International Plastic Fair-2023 begins in Dhaka on February 22

The BGMEA president met a delegation of Proparco in Paris on February 18

The CCMS platform will act as a bridge between the consumers, regulators and the e-commerce stakeholders

Info minister says at the opening of Ctg trade fair

The desk is named “Bangladesh IT Connect Portal - South Korea”

Over 300 companies from different countries will occupy 400 stalls in the fair

The lower production has made it difficult for steel, cement makers to pay back bank loans

Some 40 foreign representatives and 80 exhibitors will occupy 120 stalls of 150 brands in the three-day fair

The company will produce 30,000 autorickshaws run by LPG and LNG a year

ACI Healthcare’s Narayanganj facility exports the products to its subsidiary in the USA

Sabiha Saiki Fashion shipped 85 consignments worth Tk 22 crore through Ctg port in the last three years using fake documents

The three-day showcase ended on February 8

The leading global bank joins over 70 other German companies already present in Bangladesh

Newly-appointed Chinese Ambassador Yao Wen says in meeting with Planning Minister MA Mannan

Bangladesh was the second largest participant of the trade show after India among the South Asian nations

Belgian Queen Mathilde today praised the transition of Bangladesh’s garment industry towards sustainable and responsible manufacturing and the progress the south Asian country has achieved to ensure workers’ rights and welfare.

Bangladesh will start exporting potatoes to Russia again this year as the world’s largest country lifted ban on the entry of tubers from the south Asian nation last year, Agriculture Minster Muhammad Abdur Razzaque said today.

The central bank has instructed banks to provide exporters' retention quota (ERQ) account services to service exporters to help them carry out international transactions.

Bangladesh Bank has sold US dollar at Tk 101 each to banks for the first time, giving indication that it is likely to devalue the local currency to reflect the market reality.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has disbursed $476.27 million to Bangladesh as the first instalments of $4.7 billion loan it approved early this week.