Trade

Trade

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Govt in trade talks with 15 countries, blocs to ease post-LDC export challenges

The government is also moving forward with efforts to join the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership, the world’s largest free trade bloc.

Turkish Ambassador to Bangladesh, Ramis Şen, met with the Minister of Power, Energy, and Mineral Resources, Iqbal Hassan Mahmood, at his ministry office. Photo: BSS

Turkey eyes expanded energy investment, LNG cooperation with Bangladesh

Flags of Bangladesh and Saudi Arabia. Photo: Collected.

PM's Saudi visit to boost ties, trade, investment: Humayun Kabir

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Rising tax burden threatens survival of Bangladesh's formal ice cream makers

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China backs Teesta project, BRICS bid as Dhaka, Beijing deepen strategic partnership

A roundtable discussion held at the EPB conference room today, where government officials, export associations, chambers and trade bodies discussed ways to improve utilisation of DCTS benefits, address market access barriers and strengthen Bangladesh’s competitiveness in the UK market after LDC graduation. Photo: Courtesy

EPB, British High Commission step up efforts to boost Bangladesh's use of UK trade preferences

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Bangladesh eyes free trade zones to cut lead times, boost investment and exports

A general view of the Bangladesh Export Processing Zone Authority (Bepza) Economic Zone in Mirsarai of Chattogram. File Photo: TBS

Bangladesh eyes regional trade hub status with its first-ever free trade zone in Chattogram’s Anwara

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A budget that talks reform but walks protection

File photo of Syed Mohammad Kamal. Photo: Courtesy

Syed Mohammad Kamal takes charge as AmCham president for 2026–2028 term

Commerce Minister Khandakar Abdul Muktadir. File Photo

Trade deficit rises by $8b in five years: Commerce minister

Rising energy and trade crises threaten to push millions deeper into poverty worldwide. Photo: UNB

Global energy, trade turmoil threatens to push millions into poverty

Govt won't scrap US trade deal, but review it, says PM's Adviser Zahed

Govt won't scrap US trade deal, but review it, says PM's Adviser Zahed