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KSA signs deals worth $6.4b to help rebuild Syria

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia on Thursday signed major investment and partnership deals with Syria, valued at $6.4 billion, to help rebuild the war-ravaged country’s infrastructure, telecommunications and other major sectors...

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RCC contractors suspend work, demand payment of bills

A group of contractors working on major infrastructure projects commissioned by the Rajshahi City Corporation on Wednesday announced a halt to all their construction works, including flyovers, markets and roads, for an indefinite period in protest at alleged non-payment of bills...

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Govt renames 808 structures

The government has so far renamed 808 infrastructures, establishments and institutions across the country that were previously named after ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina and her family members over the past 16 years...

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AAIB presidential candidate meets finance adviser

The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank presidential candidate, Zou Jiayi, on Sunday paid a courtesy visit to finance adviser Salehuddin Ahmed at the latter’s office at the secretariat...

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Overlooked threat of unattended bridges, culverts

THE Roads and Highways Department’s finding that at least 712 bridges and culverts across the country are in urgent need of repairs is alarming. The figure, drawn from inspections in six of the department’s 10 zones, paints a deplorable picture of the state of national infrastructure. An additional 1,319 structures are on the brink of degradation, pending maintenance, and at...

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Canada keen to invest in aviation sector

Canada has expressed interest in investing in Bangladesh’s growing aviation sector, particularly in airport infrastructure development through soft loan facilities...

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Infrastructure without reform deadweight

BANGLADESH stands on the cusp of a transformative shift in its maritime infrastructure with the development of two major projects — the bay terminal in Chattogram and the Matarbari deep sea port in Cox’s Bazar. Both undertakings have been envisioned not merely as enhancements to port capacity but as foundational pillars that could redefine the...

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Persistent negligence in road maintenance deplorable

THE sorry state of the country’s road infrastructure is largely blamed on persistent negligence in road maintenance. The authorities, shelving out a huge amount of money, often unreasonably high, for road construction, appear to have continued to deprioritise road maintenance, while they should have always prioritised repair and maintenance work and allocated...

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Building, wood, electrical expos begin

The 8th edition of international exhibitions showcasing the latest advancements in building infrastructure, wood, furniture and electrical sectors began on Thursday, said a press release...

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Strengthening cyclone preparedness

THE vulnerabilities of Bangladesh’s coastal infrastructure were again exposed during Cyclone Remal. Reports on Bagerhat revealed that, out of 338 kilometres of embankments, only 65 kilometres in Sarankhola and Morrelganj have been constructed sustainably. Alarmingly, 16 kilometres remain vulnerable, including 8 kilometres highly vulnerable...

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Foreigners more interested to invest in shipping: adviser

Shipping, and labour and employment adviser Brigadier General (retired) M Sakhawat Hussain on Sunday said that foreigners had been showing more interest to invest in the country’s shipping, maritime and port infrastructure development sectors...

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African leaders in Beijing eyeing big loans, investment

African leaders descend on China’s capital this week, seeking funds for big-ticket infrastructure projects as they eye mounting great power competition over resources and influence on the continent...

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Orion defaults on Tk 106cr loan for Hanif flyover

Orion Infrastructure Limited, a concern of Orion Group, has become a loan defaulter after failing to repay Tk 106 crore in bridge financing for the Mayor Mohammad Hanif Flyover project, according to...