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Bangladesh unlikely to reroute external trade through Indian ports.
Summary: The government of Bangladesh will not encourage companies to reroute export-import commerce through Indian ports because no special facilities... Read More
Bangladesh garment industry short on cotton as floods worsen protest backlog
Summary: One of the largest centers of the world's apparel industry, Bangladesh, is experiencing a backlog in orders due to... Read More
The European Union signed the United Nations Convention on Transparency in Treaty-based Investor-State Arbitration
Summary: On July 2, 2024, at UN Headquarters in New York, the European Union signed the United Nations Convention on... Read More
Reappointment as Delegate to the ICC Commission on Arbitration & ADR (2024-27)
Note from our esteemed Head of Chambers: I am thrilled to announce that I have been re-appointed for a second... Read More
Foreign Investors Continue to Sell Shares
Summary: Due to the unfavorable economic forecast, frequent devaluations of the local currency relative to the US dollar, and unstable... Read More
Supplementary Duty and Regulatory Duty on Nearly 300 Items May Go
Summary: In the upcoming fiscal year, import duties on around 300 items might be combined in anticipation of Bangladesh becoming... Read More
Bangladesh’s Trade with SAARC Countries Falls in FY23
Summary: Trade between Bangladesh and the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) members is decreasing, both in terms of... Read More
Startups to go public soon as BSEC modernizing IPO rules
Summary: Bangladeshi startups who were denied the chance to go public because their business strategy called for expansion before profitability will... Read More
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Bangladesh unlikely to reroute external trade through Indian ports.
Summary: The government of Bangladesh will not encourage companies to reroute export-import commerce through Indian ports because no special facilities are provided and a local deep-sea port is on the horizon. Concerned authorities also made this choice because they believe Bangladesh may not be able to receive any preferential treatment from Indian ports in comparison to regional transshipment ports in... Read More
Bangladesh garment industry short on cotton as floods worsen protest backlog
Summary: One of the largest centers of the world's apparel industry, Bangladesh, is experiencing a backlog in orders due to recent political unrest, making it more difficult for garment manufacturers there to fulfill orders on time due to floods that interrupts their cotton supplies. Context: Bangladesh exported $38.4 billion worth of apparel in 2023, making it the third-largest garment exporter in the... Read More
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Bangladesh unlikely to reroute external trade through Indian ports.
Summary: The government of Bangladesh will not encourage companies to reroute export-import commerce through Indian ports because no special facilities are provided and a local deep-sea port is on the horizon. Concerned authorities also made this choice because they believe Bangladesh may not be able to receive any preferential treatment from Indian ports in comparison to regional transshipment ports in... Read More
Bangladesh garment industry short on cotton as floods worsen protest backlog
Summary: One of the largest centers of the world's apparel industry, Bangladesh, is experiencing a backlog in orders due to recent political unrest, making it more difficult for garment manufacturers there to fulfill orders on time due to floods that interrupts their cotton supplies. Context: Bangladesh exported $38.4 billion worth of apparel in 2023, making it the third-largest garment exporter in the... Read More
The European Union signed the United Nations Convention on Transparency in Treaty-based Investor-State Arbitration
Summary: On July 2, 2024, at UN Headquarters in New York, the European Union signed the United Nations Convention on Transparency in Treaty-based Investor-State Arbitration, also known as the "Mauritius Convention on Transparency". The European Union's signature on the Convention creates the opportunity for Member States to ratify, accede to, or accept it. The signing coincides with the 10th-anniversary celebration... Read More
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Bangladesh unlikely to reroute external trade through Indian ports.
Summary: The government of Bangladesh will not encourage companies to reroute export-import commerce through Indian ports because no special facilities are provided and a local deep-sea port is on the horizon. Concerned authorities also made this choice because they believe Bangladesh may not be able to receive any preferential treatment from Indian ports in comparison to regional transshipment ports in Singapore, Colombo, and Port Klang. Context: The Matarbari deep-sea port is currently under construction, and vessel traffic is anticipated to begin operations...
Bangladesh garment industry short on cotton as floods worsen protest backlog
Summary: One of the largest centers of the world's apparel industry, Bangladesh, is experiencing a backlog in orders due to recent political unrest, making it more difficult for garment manufacturers there to fulfill orders on time due to floods that interrupts their cotton supplies. Context: Bangladesh exported $38.4 billion worth of apparel in 2023, making it the third-largest garment exporter in the world behind China and the European Union, according to the World Trade Organization. However, flooding is making it difficult for...
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Bangladesh unlikely to reroute external trade through Indian ports.
Summary: The government of Bangladesh will not encourage companies to reroute export-import commerce through Indian ports because no special facilities are provided and a local deep-sea port is on the horizon. Concerned authorities also made this choice because they believe Bangladesh may not be able to receive any preferential treatment from Indian ports in comparison to regional transshipment ports in Singapore, Colombo, and Port Klang. Context: The Matarbari deep-sea port is currently under construction, and vessel traffic is anticipated to begin operations...
Bangladesh garment industry short on cotton as floods worsen protest backlog
Summary: One of the largest centers of the world's apparel industry, Bangladesh, is experiencing a backlog in orders due to recent political unrest, making it more difficult for garment manufacturers there to fulfill orders on time due to floods that interrupts their cotton supplies. Context: Bangladesh exported $38.4 billion worth of apparel in 2023, making it the third-largest garment exporter in the world behind China and the European Union, according to the World Trade Organization. However, flooding is making it difficult for...
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Bangladesh unlikely to reroute external trade through Indian ports.
Summary: The government of Bangladesh will not encourage companies to reroute export-import commerce through Indian ports because no special facilities are provided and a local deep-sea port is on the horizon. Concerned authorities also made this choice because they believe Bangladesh may not be able to receive any preferential treatment from Indian ports in comparison to regional transshipment ports in Singapore, Colombo, and Port Klang. Context: The Matarbari deep-sea port is currently under construction, and vessel traffic is anticipated to begin operations...
Bangladesh garment industry short on cotton as floods worsen protest backlog
Summary: One of the largest centers of the world's apparel industry, Bangladesh, is experiencing a backlog in orders due to recent political unrest, making it more difficult for garment manufacturers there to fulfill orders on time due to floods that interrupts their cotton supplies. Context: Bangladesh exported $38.4 billion worth of apparel in 2023, making it the third-largest garment exporter in the world behind China and the European Union, according to the World Trade Organization. However, flooding is making it difficult for...
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Bangladesh unlikely to reroute external trade through Indian ports.
Summary: The government of Bangladesh will not encourage companies to reroute export-import commerce through Indian ports because no special facilities are provided and a local deep-sea port is on the horizon. Concerned authorities also made this choice because they believe Bangladesh may not be able to receive any preferential treatment from Indian ports in comparison to regional transshipment ports in Singapore, Colombo, and Port Klang. Context: The Matarbari deep-sea port is currently under construction, and vessel traffic is anticipated to begin operations...
Bangladesh garment industry short on cotton as floods worsen protest backlog
Summary: One of the largest centers of the world's apparel industry, Bangladesh, is experiencing a backlog in orders due to recent political unrest, making it more difficult for garment manufacturers there to fulfill orders on time due to floods that interrupts their cotton supplies. Context: Bangladesh exported $38.4 billion worth of apparel in 2023, making it the third-largest garment exporter in the world behind China and the European Union, according to the World Trade Organization. However, flooding is making it difficult for...