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BGMEA urges NBR to make services easier, faster, hassle-free - Vimarsana News

BGMEA urges NBR to make services easier, faster, hassle-free

DHAKA, Jan 18, 2024 (BSS) - Faruque Hassan, President of the Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA), has called

Traders want EDF back to $7 billion - Vimarsana News

Traders want EDF back to $7 billion

Fearing negative impacts on exports due to the downsizing of the Export Development Fund (EDF) as well as reduction in the amount of loans taken from the fund, traders have called for the EDF to be reverted back to the original state.   In a meeting of the Advisory Committee on Trade Support yesterday at the commerce ministry, traders also said that consumption in

Bangladesh RMG well positioned for next level of growth: BGMEA President - Vimarsana News

Bangladesh RMG well positioned for next level of growth: BGMEA President

DHAKA, March 12, 2023 (BSS) - Building on the success made so far, Bangladesh's apparel industry was preparing for the

Frequent fires: The damage to lives, the damage to our image - Vimarsana News

Frequent fires: The damage to lives, the damage to our image

Even most of the major fire accident cases in the last decade did not see much (or any) progress in terms of investigation and trials. Without penalty, death by fire is likely to continue causing families to suffer and deteriorating the country’s image on the global stage

As $2.5b import bill looms in Ramadan, BB opens crisis cell - Vimarsana News

As $2.5b import bill looms in Ramadan, BB opens crisis cell

When importers are having trouble opening LCs for daily commodities, the commerce ministry has estimated that $2.5 billion will have to be spent on the import of seven consumer goods to meet the increased demand during the forthcoming month of Ramadan set to begin in March. To keep the LC process smooth in the midst of the prevailing dollar crisis and to ensure the normal