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Bilateral trade with Japan hits $4b - The New Nation

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Staff Reporter : Japan’s leading investors have assured an increase in investments in Bangladesh following a bilateral meeting with Bangladesh’s Commerce Adviser, Sk Bashir Uddin, in Tokyo on Monday. During the meeting, representatives from prominent Japanese business groups, including Nexi (Nippon), Mitsui, Marubeni, HSBC, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, and JT, discussed strengthening economic ties between the two nations. Japan, a key strategic …

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Bilateral trade with Japan hits $4b - The New Nation

Staff Reporter : Japan’s leading investors have assured an increase in investments in Bangladesh following a bilateral meeting with Bangladesh’s Commerce Adviser, Sk Bashir Uddin, in Tokyo on Monday. During the meeting, representatives from prominent Japanese business groups, including Nexi (Nippon), Mitsui, Marubeni, HSBC, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, and JT, discussed strengthening economic ties between the two nations. Japan, a key strategic …

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