Foreign minister: B’desh will ensure SDGs by 2030

    Hossen Sohel of DOT Foreign Minister Prof Dr AK Abdul Momen has expressed high hopes that Bangladesh will ensure sustainable development goals (SDGs) by 2030, reports Dhaka Tribune. “To achieve the sustainable development goals, we all have to work together. We want to establish a society where everyone will get equal opportunity,” said Minister Momen…

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      Growth rate ‘insufficient’ to absorb workforce

      DOT Desk: Bangladesh’s economy needs to grow at a rate of 8.0 per cent or more in the coming years to absorb the country’s growing labour force, a recent government report has suggested, reports The Financial Express. At the same time, attracting more foreign direct investment along with other forms of foreign resources will be…

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        KCC project to improve livelihood of marginal people

        DOT Desk: Khulna City Corporation (KCC) is going to implement a project to develop quality livelihood of marginal people involving Taka 4.5 crore by next month, reports The Daily Observer. The project includes giving monthly financial assistance and providing education support to the children of marginal people. The activities will continue at 30 wards of…

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          Fabric makers look to expand global footprint

          DOT Desk: Local fabric manufacturers are keen to increase their share in the global market on the back of the quality and diversified range of products they make, said businesspeople, reports The Daily Star. Some of them are taking part at Dhaka International Trade Fair (DITF) in Sher-e-Bangla Nagar in the capital to brand and…

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            2018 was fourth hottest year on record: researchers

            DOT Desk: The last four years have been the world’s hottest since record-keeping began, with 2018 the fourth warmest on record, according to data published Thursday by US research group Berkeley Earth, reports The Daily Sun. Temperatures in 2018 were around 1.16 degrees Celsius above the average temperature of the second half of the 19th…

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