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Bangladesh RMG sector's local value addition up 3.66%: Bangladesh Bank - Vimarsana News

Bangladesh RMG sector's local value addition up 3.66%: Bangladesh Bank

Quarterly review report by Bangladesh Bank underlined Russia-Ukraine conflict, currency depreciation, weak global demand, and high global inflationary pressure have slightly...

Greener Pastures: 9 recommendations for sustainable farming future - Vimarsana News

Greener Pastures: 9 recommendations for sustainable farming future

A new study endorsed by former Defra secretary George Eustice has made nine key recommendations to put farming in England on a more sustainable footing.

Source: fwi.co.uk
Sarawak performers showcase traditional dances, music at G-Festival 2023 opening ceremony - Vimarsana News

Sarawak performers showcase traditional dances, music at G-Festival 2023 opening ceremony

KUCHING (Oct 9): In a dazzling display of cultural exchange, a troupe of 10 talented performers from Sarawak showcased the rich heritage of Sarawak traditional dances and music during the grand opening ceremony of G-Festival 2023 in Guro City, South Korea recently. In a press release, Kuching Sou

The reforms we need in Budget 2024 - Vimarsana News

The reforms we need in Budget 2024

Global economic growth is expected to moderate in the second half of 2023 and early 2024, with global real GDP growth estimated between 2.4% and 3% in 2024. There are three key risks to the domestic economic outlook in 2H23 and 2024.

Credit facilities up to CFA250mln available for the plantain sector - Vimarsana News

Credit facilities up to CFA250mln available for the plantain sector

The Cameroonian government is making credit facilities ranging from CFA10 million to CFA250 million available to players in the plantain sector. The