Muhammad Yunus's Adviser Says Bangladesh Open To Talks With India Amid Export Curbs

Muhammad Yunus's Adviser Says Bangladesh Open To Talks With India Amid Export Curbs

India's trade restrictions will impact $770 million, which amounts to nearly 42 per cent of total Bangladeshi imports.

Bangladesh Will Discuss with India to Resolve Trade Problems, Says Muhammad Yunus's Adviser

Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Bangladesh will discuss India to resolve trade problems, an Adviser to the Interim government of Bangladesh led by Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus, said on Sunday. World News | Bangladesh Will Discuss with India to Resolve Trade Problems, Says Muhammad Yunus's Adviser.

Bangladesh Will Discuss With India To Resolve Trade Problems

Bangladesh’s interim government, led by Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus, has expressed its willingness to engage in dialogue with India to res...

Dhaka: After India imposed restrictions on Bangladeshi exports through land ports, the country's interim government has said that it wants to resolve all trade issues with India. Bangladesh wants to discuss all issues with India, said an adviser to the interim government of Bangladesh led by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus. Recently, India banned the import of readymade garments (RMG), fruit/fruit flavoured and carbonated beverages, baked goods, s…

What Bangladesh's Muhammad Yunus government said on India's trade curbs - Link Newspaper

Reacting to India’s curbs on Bangladeshi exports through land ports, an adviser of Muhammad Yunus’ interim government has said that the nation intends to resolve all outstanding trade issues with New Delhi. Sheikh Bashiruddin, commerce adviser of the Bangladesh interim government, claimed he hadn’t received any official communique from the Indian government over the trade curbs.  “We do not know anything officially about India’s steps yet. We wi…

Bangladesh-India trade to continue for mutual consumer benefit: Commerce Adviser - The New Nation

NN Online: Commerce Adviser Sk Bashir Uddin has affirmed that trade between Bangladesh and India will continue in the mutual interest of consumers and businesses from both nations. Speaking to reporters at the Secretariat on Sunday, the adviser said, “We have not received any official communication from the Indian side. Once we do, we will take appropriate action. Any arising issues will be resolved through discussions.” Citing recent media repo…