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Entrepreneurs will now get financial support from the government to produce medical and personal protective equipment (MPPE) for both local and international markets as the fight against Covid-19 continues. Commerce Minister Tipu Munshi yesterday launched a $7.5 million Covid-19 response fund to help private enterprises procure the necessary equipment in this regard as the demand for MPPE products has ballooned amid an ongoing second wave of infections. The fund, styled "Covid-19 Enterprise Res...

Govt launches $7.5 million Covid-19 response fund for private enterprises Star Business Report Star Business Report The commerce ministry today launched a $7.5 million Covid-19 response fund to help private enterprises procure plant equipment and produce medical and personal protective equipment in the country. Commerce Minister Tipu Munshi virtually announced the commencement of the fund called "Covid-19 Enterprise Response Fund (CERF) or Window-4" ...

the officials of the Directorate of National Consumer Rights Protection to work with honesty to ensure quality products and services to the consumers in just price. Directorate of National Consumer Rights Protection are to ensure availability of quality products and services to the consumers in just price and also to motivate consumers about the consumers’ rights. You’ll (Directorate officials) have to discharge these duties with honesty,” he said. The Commerce Minister was addressing a d...

Edible oil prices hiked again Staff Correspondent Staff Correspondent The government increased prices of edible oil yesterday, less than a month after doing the same citing price hike in the international market. On February 17, Commerce Minister Tipu Munshi said the prices in the domestic market had been adjusted with that of the international market. A national price setting committee, a body under the commerce ministry, yesterday hiked the prices a...

India has assured that its anti-dumping duty on jute goods of Bangladesh might be reviewed as per the latter's plea, said a senior commerce ministry official of Bangladesh. The assurance came yesterday after a two-day commerce secretary-level meeting between the two countries at InterContinental Hotel in Dhaka. The official, asking not to be named, was in the Bangladesh

Read more about India, Bangladesh hold commerce secretary level meeting at Dhaka on Business Standard. A Commerce Secretary level meeting between Bangladesh and India was held in Dhaka. The two decided to move forward on the feasibility study on the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement

URL copied India, Bangladesh hold Commerce Secretary level meeting at Dhaka A Commerce Secretary level meeting between Bangladesh and India was held in Dhaka on Monday in which the two sides decided to expeditiously move forward on the feasibility study on the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA). According to a statement released by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, the Bangladesh delegation was led by Md. Jafar Uddin and the Indian delegation was led by Anup Wadh...

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Ramgarh in Bangladesh. "Our friendship has been strengthened by this bridge which will also strengthen economic activities in both countries," Indias prime minister said, adding,"Not just in India, but this bridge will improve connectivity in Bangladesh. It will also improve communication between the people of both countries." "With the opening of the Feni bridge, Agartala will become the first Indian city closest to an international sea," Indias prime minister added. The construction was tak...

The commerce secretaries of Bangladesh and India will sit in Dhaka today to discuss how to increase bilateral trade by removing trade barriers. They will discuss various issues such as tariff and non-tariff barriers, anti-dumping duty on exports of Bangladesh's jute goods to India, and the feasibility of signing a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) between the