Govt鈥檚 high bank borrowing to hamper pvt sector: FBCCI
The Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry on Saturday said that the government鈥檚 excessive borrowing from the banking sector might hamper the...
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FBCCI calls on businesses to prevent substandard fire safety tools supply
The country鈥檚 apex trade body Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry on Sunday urged businesses to prevent and regulate the supply of substandard fire safety equipment on the market聽to ensure safety of residential, commercial and industrial establishments...
FBCCI eager to boost trade with Russia
The Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry has expressed its eagerness in enhancing trade and business ties between Bangladesh and Russia...
FBCCI urges for investment in industrialisation
Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industries president Mahbubul Alam has called on the government, private companies and industry owners to channel investments into industrialisation efforts...
FBCCI seeks 2 EZs dedicated to fisheries for export
Business leaders of the Federation of Bangladesh Chamber of Commerce and Industry on Monday said that there was huge potential for foreign exchange earnings by exporting shrimp, crab, freshwater fish, marine fish and other fish...
FBCCI urges for govt policy to facilitate backward linkage industries
The Federation of Bangladesh Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the apex trade body representing the business community, has urged the government to enhance facilities for backward linkage industries, particularly related with the agriculture, leather and RMG sectors...
CIS-BCCI urge to ensure smooth business transactions with CIS countries
The Commonwealth of Independent States-Bangladesh Chamber of Commerce and Industry on Tuesday urged the government to take proactive measures to address the obstacles hindering business transactions between Bangladesh and CIS countries...
Just not cricket: Indian politicians bat for power
Cricket is more than just a game in India: critics accuse ruling-party politicians and the sport's closely linked mega-rich board of exploiting its huge popularity for electoral advantage.