Commerce Minister Tipu Munshi on Saturday categorically said that if meat is imported, the people can expect the price between Tk 400 and Tk450 per kilogram. “But, we do not have any plans to import meat, considering the interests of local farmers,” the commerce minister told a questioner after attending a
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Govt to import of 4cr eggs: Commerce Secy
$300m given to import fuel for RNPP: Official
The finance division has given a compensation guarantee of $300 million to ease the complications of importing nuclear fuel for the Rooppur nuclear power plant, an official confirmed on Tuesday. The amount of compensation is determined by international law. The finance division has given this guarantee for compensation in case of
93 tonnes of green chilli imported amid soaring price
Import LC openings fall $14b in Jul-Feb’FY23
Opening letters of credit (LCs) for imports fell by around $14 billion, or 23.45% year-on-year in the first eight months of the current FY23 due to the central bank's restrictions as well as a decrease in export orders. Bangladesh Bank data showed that LCs worth $45.52 billion were opened during the
Fuel Oil Import: Dhaka urges Riyadh for deferred payment facility
Bangladesh has reiterated its request to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) to explore possible cooperation from the country in meeting Bangladesh's domestic energy needs.Reflecting on the current political instability in parts of Europe, Foreign Minister Dr AK Abdul Momen on Wednesday urged Saudi Ambassador to Bangladesh Essa Yousef Essa
Govt okays import of 1.8 lakh mt fertilizer
The Cabinet Committee on Government Purchase (CCGP) on Wednesday approved a number of proposals including import of a total of 180,000 metric tons (MT) of fertiliser. The committee also approved a proposal of the Bangladesh Bridge Authority to pay 65 percent of the payment in Bangladesh currency and remaining 35
Cabinet body clears plan to import sugar, fertilizer
The Cabinet Committee on Government Purchase (CCGP) on Thursday approved some 13 procurement proposals including import of sugar and fertilizer.Finance Minister AHM Mustafa Kamal presided over the virtual meeting while other members of the committee attended it.As per the proposal placed by the Commerce Ministry, its subordinate body Trading Corporation
3 reasons for country’s falling forex reserves
Despite curbing imports, Bangladesh's foreign exchange reserve fell to USD 36 billion - lowest in 28 months - due to 3 reasons, economists believe. The reasons are: imbalance in export-import, high dependency on imported oil and gas, and decreasing trend in inward remittance flow. The forex reserves stood at USD