Bangladesh ranks ahead in global investment atmosphere

[extra terrestrial]

Bangladesh ranks ahead in global investment atmosphere

Dhaka, Jan 4: Bangladesh has stepped ahead in global ranking in creating congenial atmosphere for investment, according to a survey conducted by Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) for the year 2011.

Bangladesh’s position is now the 16th from the 29th. “The main reason the respondent companies chosen Bangladesh as promising is ‘inexpensive source of labour,” read the JBIC’s 23rd annual survey report on overseas business operations.

A delegation of the JBIC on Wednesday called on industries minister Dilip Barua and handed over the report.

The JBIC also noted that Bangladesh with 150 million populations is chosen as promising because of the future growth potential.

China was on top of the list followed by India (2nd), Thailand, Vietnam, Brazil, Indonesia, Russia, the USA, Malaysia, Taiwan, Korea, Mexico, Singapore, the Philippines, Turkey and Australia.

Cambodia, Myanmar and Great Britain are behind Bangladesh in the ranking, the report said.

The report also identified some disadvantages for investment in Bangladesh.

 

[integra]

Atfirst I was like yeaaaaaaah!

Then I saw we were behind China ,India,Thailand, Vietnam, Brazil, Indonesia, Russia, the USA, Malaysia, Taiwan, Korea, Mexico, Singapore, the Philippines, Turkey and Australia.

And it went Oo!

 

[eastwatch]

BD is behind so many other countries! How come it is a positive news? BD needs to improve its political atmosphere, bureaucratic tanglings and power sector before it can come in the front. BD seems to remain in this hopeless place because of non-business like attitudes by the politicians. They are a bunch of dumb group of people who think talk only brings prosperity to the country.

 

[yyetttt]

Isn't BD along with Pakistan on the Next 11 list? I think the list goes like this Vietnam, Indonesia, South Korea, Pakistan, South Africa, Bangladesh, Egypt, Iran, Mexico.

 

[Maira La]

Isn't BD along with Pakistan on the Next 11 list? I think the list goes like this Vietnam, Indonesia, South Korea, Pakistan, South Africa, Bangladesh, Egypt, Iran, Mexico.

Yes. But those labels won't save our economy from AL and BNP. BD's doomsday is not too far. Sorry for all the pessimism!

 

[Zabaniyah]

Yes. But those labels won't save our economy from AL and BNP. BD's doomsday is not too far. Sorry for all the pessimism!

Nothing wrong with the core on-paper ideas of the BNP and AL. People can agree to disagree.

The only problem are the attitudes of the people in charge.

What do you mean by this 'doomsday'?

 

[Maira La]

Nothing wrong with the core on-paper ideas of the BNP and AL. People can agree to disagree.

The only problem are the attitudes of the people in charge.

What do you mean by this 'doomsday'?

Well what do you think is gonna happen before the upcoming election? Our streets will be in coma for an indefinite period.

But that's one of the problems. In the long term, any small country without any viable long term plan to sustain their economy and to look for new resources are doomed to fail under the leadership of greedy politicians.

Where's our Imran Khan? We need a third party to stand up for the people, win the election and declare a one-party state, ruled by the iron fists of technocrats (the only way to discipline Bangali anarchists).

 

[Zabaniyah]

Well what do you think is gonna happen before the upcoming election? Our streets will be in coma for an indefinite period.

But that's one of the problems. In the long term, any small country without any viable long term plan to sustain their economy and to look for new resources are doomed to fail under the leadership of greedy politicians.

Where's our Imran Khan? We need a third party to stand up for the people, win the election and declare a one-party state, ruled by the iron fists of technocrats (the only way to discipline Bangali anarchists).

Well, our private sector is doing well.

What is sad is that Bangladesh is and never was ready for a truly functional democracy. What even more sad is that it is the Western countries that demand this...democracy in Bangladesh. Those Western folks can be extremely naive.

If this key external factor wasn't there in the first place, we wouldn't see those two netris and their families raping and pillaging the country.

Bangladeshis do want change. But for that change to actually happen, they are the ones who must assert themselves and demand that the two netris and their families must leave the country. Not the military, but the commoners who want change.

Military men make lousy politicians...PERIOD.

That is the best way forward given that key external factor.

 

[scholseys]

The two netris are not not even educated. Them and their families should be sent to the firing squad.

 

[Zabaniyah]

The two netris are not not even educated. Them and their families should be sent to the firing squad.

Fun fact: Khaleda Zia only studied until class-7

The woman is literally brainless.

 

[scholseys]

From kitchen to bangla white house over night lol

 

[scholseys]

Our home Minister Sahara Khatun is the most incompetant, her PS used to be her kajer chele, now has a fake law degree which he hangs in his office and the worst part is he loses any document you give him Lol