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Govt sticks to timely LDC graduation

The interim government policymakers and the businesses in a seminar on Saturday stuck to their opposing positions over the upcoming graduation of Bangladesh from the Least Development Countries block in November 2026.

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Low-compliance export industry faces challenges

Bangladesh’s export to the European Union faces an enormous challenge from the newly adopted legally binding EU requirement to ensure safety across the supply chain, protecting the environment and human rights...

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Matarbari seaport to boost fish export growth

Bangladesh’s fish and seafood export sector is expected to witness significant growth for improved infrastructure and logistics support from the under-construction Moheshkhali-Matarbari deep seaport, industry insiders said...

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Fitch downgrades France’s credit rating

French politicians sounded the alarm after the Fitch agency downgraded the country’s credit rating, with the outgoing interior minister on Saturday blaming the move on ‘decades of fiscal mismanagement’...

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Iraq signs $1b deals with World Bank’s IFC

Iraq signed on Saturday investment deals worth $1 billion in its energy, agriculture and finance sectors with the World Bank’s private sector arm, as the country seeks to build on its economic recovery following years of unrest...

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Exotic fruit cultivation brings financial windfall

Bangladesh is witnessing a steady expansion in exotic fruit cultivation, with farmers across the country reaping substantial financial benefits and contributing to national nutrition security...

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Ethiopians dream of EV future

Kemeriya Mehammed Abduraheman set her sights on an electric car four months ago, joining more than 1,00,000 Ethiopians who have made the green switch...