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Apr 24, 2021
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JETRO for lifting TT remittance limitation for import trade
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DHAKA, April 24, 2021 (BSS) – Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) has laid emphasis on lifting up the limitation of Telegraphic Transfer (TT) remittance for import trade to attract more Japanese investment in Bangladesh.
The organization observed that the limitation is hindering the import for increasing trade and investment in the country.
To this end, Deputy Secretary of the Commerce Ministry Mohammad Monir Hossain Hawlader said the government is considering the issue positively and necessary steps have already been taken in the draft import policy for 2021 to 2024 to make easier the TT remittance process for importing.
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How TICAD attracted Japanese firms to Kenya
Tuesday April 20 2021
By RYOICHI HORIE
Early this month, the Business Daily reported the findings of a survey showing that Kenya is the most attractive destination for Japanese firms seeking to make new investments in Africa, beating the continent’s larger economies like South Africa and Nigeria for five consecutive years.
The survey was commissioned by the Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) in 2020.
I thought it might be interesting for Kenyans to know a little more about this issue, especially the historical perspective and the journey it took to reach this point where Japanese businesses have so much interest in Kenya. In addition, a few words about what may be expected in the days to come as a direct outcome of this increased interest by Japanese companies.