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Gemini Seafood, Lenk Frozen Foods sign deal to expand trade - Vimarsana News

Gemini Seafood, Lenk Frozen Foods sign deal to expand trade

Gemini Seafood Limited (GSFL) and Lenk Frozen Foods (Asia) Co Ltd (LENK) have signed a collaboration agreement to promote the best seafood practices, expand their global market presence, and improve backward linkage.

Gemini Seafood, Lenk Frozen Foods ink deal to expand trade - Vimarsana News

Gemini Seafood, Lenk Frozen Foods ink deal to expand trade

Gemini Seafood Limited (GSFL) has signed a collaboration agreement with Lenk Frozen Foods (Asia) Co Ltd (LENK) to promote the best seafood practices, expand their global market presence, and improve backward linkage.

Finnish companies eager to invest in Bangladesh - Vimarsana News

Finnish companies eager to invest in Bangladesh

Companies based in Finland want to be Bangladesh’s development partners as they are eager to invest in the country’s energy, smart city development and port management sectors.

Finland businesses keen to invest in energy, port management sector - Vimarsana News

Finland businesses keen to invest in energy, port management sector

Finalnd is keen to invest in Bangladesh's energy, smart city and port management sectors to support the country with modern technology, technical skills and adequate financing for sustainable development, a  release said. "Keeping the goal of becoming a prosperous country by 2041, Bangladesh is going through an infrastructural transformation, where modern technology,

Bangladesh Reaching Out To Global Partners To Transform Agriculture - Vimarsana News

Bangladesh Reaching Out To Global Partners To Transform Agriculture

Bangladeshi businessman Kazi Inam Ahmed is building his dream in a village near Rupsha River in Khulna, southern Bangladesh—to develop fish farming in the region, where climate change is reducing th