Bangladesh Economic & Infrastructure Development - Updates & Discussions

[Michael Corleone]

because there is no authentic Islamic System in the World operational for the last 350 years to begin, thats inorder to analyse it and it being able to produce results.

Well, Islamic System would have to be adapted to modern standards in order to have some chance which is not at this time possible with the current situation in the Muslim world. I hope some day it comes true inshAllah, but for now we will have to wait.

it's not possible when all the central banks except in north korea/ iran/ venezuela and i believe china, are jewish owned

 

[greenhawk]

What a wise business move, shipping off fridges to a country currently experiencing a famine.

 

[Baby Leone]

why i feel that there is only one company/ business group in Bangladesh that every now and then you people make thread and celebrate it.

 

[Baby Leone]

where these ultra rich Bangladeshis spend money? cz it doesnt reflect in the consumer spending pattern of Bangladesh. They might do spending in India and not Bangladesh.

 

[Mage]

why i feel that there is only one company/ business group in Bangladesh that every now and then you people make thread and celebrate it.

Success of one will encourage others. Walton makes Fridges, Motorbikes, Mobile handsets, Air Conditions, TVs, Laptops etc. So, they are the leaders of local electronics in BD. They have competition from other companies. Like Runner in Motorbikes, Symphony in handsets.

Anyway take a look at best refrigator brands worldwide by ranker:
https://www.ranker.com/list/refrigerator-brands/werner-brandes

What a wise business move, shipping off fridges to a country currently experiencing a famine.

Maybe they are expecting that refrigerator market will boom once the famine ends.

 

[Buddhistforlife]

Wrong. Bengal was the only part of the Indian colony which truly fought back against the British.

Here's a piece I found which lead to the movement of freedom from the British:

British-ruled Bengal was a hotbed of anti-colonial rebellion. In the early 19th century, Titumir led a peasant uprising against colonial rule. Haji Shariatullah led the Faraizi movement, advocating Islamic revivalism.[33] The Faraizis sought to create a caliphate and cleanse the region's Muslim society of what they deemed "un-Islamic practices". They were successful in galvanizing the Bengali peasantry against colonial authorities. However, the movement suffered crackdowns after the Mutiny of 1857[34] and lost impetus after the death of Haji Shariatullah's son Dudu Miyan.[33]

After 1870, Muslims began seeking English education increasingly. Under the leadership of Sir Syed Ahmed Khan the promotion the English language among Muslims of India also influenced Bengali Muslim society.[19] Social and cultural leaders among Bengali Muslims during this period included Munshi Mohammad Meherullah, who countered Christian missionaries,[35] writers Ismail Hossain Siraji and Mir Mosharraf Hossain; and feminists Nawab Faizunnesa and Roquia Sakhawat Hussain.

The creation of Eastern Bengal and Assam established visions for a sovereign Muslim-majority homeland in the eastern subcontinent. Low income Muslims after passing matriculation, looked for jobs as clerks, peons and orderlies but Hindu babus refused to employ them.[19] So, instigated by the British, upper class Muslims formed the Muslim League in Dhaka in 1906.[19] The early Muslim League dominated politics in East Bengal. A. K. Fazlul Huq was the first Prime Minister of Bengal under British rule. Bengali Muslims also dominated politics in Colonial Assam, where Abdul Hamid Khan Bhashani emerged as a populist leader. Muhammed Saadulah served as the first Prime Minister of Assam.

Most of the people you mentioned like Titumir and Haji Shariatullah did not fought against the British to liberate India. These people fought for muslims and fought to establish an Islamic state. So stop calling them freedom fighters. The original anti british revolutionaries and freedom fighters were Subash Chandra Bose, Masterda Surya Sen and Khudiram Bose who fought for the cause of India.

Titumir spent a bulk of his days in Saudi Arabia where he gathered fighters called Mujahideen who fought against the British in order to safeguard the rights of muslims and create a islamic kingdom of his own. He was never a freedom fighter.

Same as Tipu Sultan who was not a freedom fighter but he fought the British to safeguard his kingdom.

 

[gslv mk3]

Mr. Dirac would find you quite amusing...Mr. Laplace would have you thrown out of the room....doubt you know why I bring them up in first place...

He might be googling now to find who those two dudes are

 

[Imran Khan]

where these ultra rich Bangladeshis spend money? cz it doesnt reflect in the consumer spending pattern of Bangladesh. They might do spending in India and not Bangladesh.

why india they may spend in Dubai London new york torranto Paris man

 

[gslv mk3]

their country's poor development

Quite rich, coming from an LDC Bangladeshi...

inferiorit complex

Are we talking about characteristic Bangladeshi traits here ?

Bangladesh, a country born decades after is almost levelling their GDP per capita.

IMF apparently thinks otherwise...

https://www.imf.org/external/datamapper/PPPPC@WEO/OEMDC/ADVEC/WEOWORLD/BD/BGD/IND

''levelled'' indeed.

And it is why India will never be a developed country, let alone it's wet dream of superpower (LOL). Bangladesh on the other hand has much potential due to it being single-ethnic nation.

Quite some wet-dreams there...

310 to 450 (from 2014 - 2017) is not a dbling

Maths works quite differently in single-ethnic nations I suppose @BengalSubah

As you say, per capita and all these bogus figures your friend seems to put up from questionable sources

Electric power consumption statistics from International Energy Agency is just a bogus figure ?

 

[gslv mk3]

Unfortunately for India, they are not going to achieve the dream of superpower with China on the horizon. India is light-years away from China and the USA

Love to see the butt-hurt flowing, however the only country which is light years behind everyone else here is Bangladesh...

Maybe @Nilgiri should post that per capita electricity consumption data again...

 

[Mage]

FDI will continue to grow into the next decade. Bangladesh is continuing to attract businesses from many regions of the world. Hope the investment money is injected back into the economy smartly by BD Gov.

Govt need to make policies that will encourage FDI. So far their efforts have been very unsatisfactory.

 

[Umair Nawaz]

it's not possible when all the central banks except in north korea/ iran/ venezuela and i believe china, are jewish owned

everything is possible....China also has her own financial system independent of capitalist monopoly of those jews or whatever.

If u go one step towards Allah, Allah takes 10 steps towards you.

 

[Black_cats]

Bangladesh offers Indonesia to build Special Economic Zones

Reporter: antara 9 hours ago

https://en.antaranews.com/news/120646/bangladesh-offers-indonesia-to-build-special-economic-zones

Illustration. Master plan of Bitung Special Economic Zone (SEZ). (bitung.go.id)

Dhaka (ANTARA News) - The Bangladeshi government has offered Indonesian investors to build Special Economic Zones (SEZ) where they can build factories or warehouses in the country, Indonesian Ambassador to Bangladesh Rina P. Soemarno stated.

"Bangladesh seeks to create a business climate that allows foreign businesses to invest easily. They offer Indonesian businessmen to establish a kind of export processing zone," Ambassador Soemarno noted here, Tuesday.

SEZ is an area where the business and trade regulations applied are different from other countries. SEZs are located in a country`s national borders with several objectives, including to increase trade and investment, create job opportunities, and implement effective administration.

The SEZs are facilities provided by the Bangladeshi government to foreign investors to set up factories or warehouses. The investment facility offers incentives for export-oriented businesses.

"Bangladesh is keen to position itself as a hub (activity center), but its connectivity is still lacking. They have no deep sea port. If foreign investors establish factories in Bangladesh, the country could increase national exports," Ambassador Soemarno noted.

She remarked that so far, various investors from several countries, including Singapore and South Korea, are utilizing the investment facilities of the SEZs in Bangladesh.

According to Ambassador Soemarno, Indonesia can increase the volume of trade with Bangladesh by utilizing the SEZ facility.

Indonesia ranks fifth out of Bangladesh`s 15 main trading partners. Over the past few years, the value of bilateral trade between Indonesia and Bangladesh has been increasing, with a surplus for Indonesia.

The volume of trade between the two countries provides a surplus of above 80 percent for Indonesia. Meanwhile, Bangladesh is the seventh-largest contributor to Indonesia`s trade surplus.

Editing by Libertina, Otniel Tamindael
Editor: Heru Purwanto

 

[Mage]

The way things are going we'll probably offer SEZs to Afghanistan, Burundi and Liberia as well.

 

[Michael Corleone]

everything is possible....China also has her own financial system independent of capitalist monopoly of those jews or whatever.

If u go one step towards Allah, Allah takes 10 steps towards you.

Chinese aren’t Muslims. They won’t adopt Islamic banking and they’re preparing to ditch the dollar to eventually become number one and solidify their position...