Ambassadors should donate to expansion of trade
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Commerce Minister Tipu Munshi has asked Bangladesh embassies of diverse countries to do the job to take benefit of post-Covid-19 export trade.
“Because of this, the ambassadors posted in various countries have to play an important purpose. Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Uzbekistan happen to be friends of Bangladesh. There happen to be enormous demands for Bangladeshi items in the countries. Trade possibilities ought to be taken while maintaining great relations with the investors of the countries worried,” he said.
The commerce minister produced the decision during a meeting with Bangladesh Ambassador to Saudi Arabia Mohammad Javed Patwary, Bangladesh Ambassador to Kuwait Major General Md Ashikuzzaman and Bangladesh Ambassador to Uzbekistan Mohammad Jahangir Alam in the office room of his official residence in metropolis on Sunday, reports BSS.
Tipu said ambassadors must donate to the growth of trade and Bangladesh comes with an option in the changed community trade and this opportunity can be used efficiently due to Covid-19.
“Bangladesh has already been in the export trade. Despite the global recession, Bangladesh’s export income have raised by US$ 23.08 million from July this past year to July this season. Ambassadors need to exceed their classic duties and contribute to the growth of the country’s exports,” he added.
Tipu Munshi said the engineering work of special monetary zones is progressing fast beneath the direction of Primary Minister Sheikh Hasina.
“These have created investment opportunities in the united states and the government is providing attractive establishments for domestic and international investment. These ought to be presented to overseas shareholders. Russia is a large market and we will work to enter the forex market. This is why Uzbekistan is very important for Bangladesh. Uzbekistan can be interested in increasing trade with Bangladesh. Both countries are working to help ease trade complexities. In this case, the ambassador of Bangladesh has to play a leading role" he added.
Source: https://thefinancialexpress.com.bd
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