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Policy focus should also be on non-traditional export market

THE growth that Bangladesh posted in apparel export to non-traditional market is an encouraging shift in export dynamics. With earnings having reached $3.97 billion in July–December of the 2025 financial year, a 6.42 per cent increase on the previous year’s figure, the sector shows resilience amid global economic shifts. The market now accounts for a 16.84 per cent of the...

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Bangladeshi culture celebrated in Athens

Doel Academy, a cultural organisation founded by Bangladeshi expatriates in Greece, performed traditional Bangladeshi songs and dances at the 13th Folklore Festival in Greece on Monday...

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Apparel exports to nontraditional market surge by 6.42pc

Bangladeshi apparel exporters bagged $3.97 billion from the nontraditional market in July-January of the financial year 2024-25, which is 6.42 per cent higher than $3.72 billion in the same period of the previous financial year, according to the data from the Export Promotion Bureau...

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DCs to help NBR to expand tax base: adviser

Finance adviser Salehuddin Ahmed on Monday said that deputy commissioners had been directed to assist National Board of Revenue identifying taxpayers outside Dhaka and Chattogram...

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1.4m taxpayers submit returns online: NBR

More than 1.4 million taxpayers have so far submitted their returns online this year while more than 1.8 million taxpayers have completed registration for e-returns.

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Forex transactions thru cards cross Tk 800cr

The volume of foreign currency transactions made through cards surpassed Tk 800 crore in December 2024, the first time in a year, as increased outbound travel during the holiday season boosted spending...

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1,806 BGMEA members eligible to vote

The Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association currently has 1,806 active members who are eligible to become voters and can exercise their voting rights in the upcoming BGMEA polls...

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Dutch circular textile trade mission arrives

The Embassy of the Netherlands in Bangladesh, in collaboration with BGMEA and Bangladesh Apparel Exchange (BAE), organised a Circular Textile Trade Mission matchmaking session at the BGMEA complex in Dhaka on Wednesday...

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Global Islami Bank placed in Z category

The Dhaka Stock Exchange on Wednesday downgraded Global Islami Bank PLC to ‘Z’ category from ‘A’ category due to non-compliance with securities laws...

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3 brokerage firms get FIX certification

The Dhaka Stock Exchange on Thursday awarded financial information exchange certification, or FIX certification, to three brokerage houses to help them offer value-added services to their investors...

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FIVDB, Plan International Bangladesh holds workshop on child protection issues

The Friends in Village Development Bangladesh, with technical support from the Plan International Bangladesh and funding from Radiohjälpen, has recently hosted an advocacy workshop under the ‘Prevention and Response of Child Protection Concerns through Timely Initiative with Child Engagement’  project at Saint Martin Hall of Hotel Uniresort in Cox’s Bazar....

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Bio-Xin opens new branch in Barisal

Skincare brand Bio-Xin Cosmeceuticals inaugurated its 17th branch at L L Tower Bibir Pukurpar, Barisal City, said a press release.

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Ex-CMP commissioner held for student’s murder during uprising

A Chattogram court on Wednesday granted permission for a three-day jail gate interrogation of former Chattogram Metropolitan Police Commissioner Saiful Islam in the murder case of Hridoy Chandra Tarua, a university student killed during the student-led mass uprising...

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Laid-off Beximco workers to be paid within Feb

The government will complete the payment of arrear wages and allowances to more than 27,000 laid-off workers of different industrial units of the Beximco Group this month...

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QUALITY EDUCATION: Building basics before excellence

Despite decades of educational reform, millions of students still struggle with basic literacy and numeracy. In Bangladesh, where a significant proportion of children lack foundational skills, the pursuit of ‘quality education’ raises an urgent question: can we truly achieve it without first addressing the fundamentals?...

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Time-bound strategy needed to fight corruption

BANGLADESH has ranked the 151st, two steps lower than the 2023 rank, in the Corruption Perceptions Index 2024 that Transparency International released on February 11. The 2024 score is Bangladesh’s worst since 2012, which has identified the country with a ‘serious corruption problem’ where the government loses the ‘control of corruption’. It remains the second lowest...