BGB killed 4 Myanmar military members in response to unprovoked attack and killing 1 BGB member

[BDforever]

I am glad, you know my point

you did not get what i said lol

 

[Bandula]

We csn

We can switch the way of our spending anytime necessary but for you, living in a pussy size country with unstopable population and going to sink soon. Think a bout it, what will happen next in 2020. india is very different. They have enough land and the country itself is stable until you guys do not migrate. Whatever, you say you invest in education and other sectors, what i can see your country is just a capitalism and most of you guys are no more than a slave working for capalists. Btw, measurement of unemployment is useless for us as we have lands to grow and place to live. Do you say someone is unemployment if he grow himself or when it is enough only if one parter works. Unemployment rate is only for your capitalist salvery country, not for us. Watch ''cooperstion'' documentary, it said bd is askibg the whole world to hire you people. Funny but i would say more stupidly. You guys dont know what you look like.

In 2020, population of BD would be over 200 millions and their unemployment rate would be 40% as where it was back in 2005.
They will not have space just even for living and a lot of BDeshis will be riding out into sea seeking for asylum. That's all.

 

[TopCat]

In 2020, population of BD would be over 200 millions and their unemployment rate would be 40% as where it was back in 2005.
They will not have space just even for living and a lot of BDeshis will be riding out into sea seeking for asylum. That's all.

Japan has less per capita arable land than BD. Neither BD nor Japan has to import food grains. We are self sustained and 200 million can be fed from the same soil. We are just better and smarter people.

 

[Mockingjay]

In 2020, population of BD would be over 200 millions and their unemployment rate would be 40% as where it was back in 2005.
They will not have space just even for living and a lot of BDeshis will be riding out into sea seeking for asylum. That's all.

I wonder why they dont know their current condition. i doubt, they will migrate to neighbour countries especially india and will become more Rohingyas to seek asylum. Bd guys, accept the truth and say '' we are slave of the whole world''. Does it hurt to hear the truth?

 

[TopCat]

I wonder why they dont know their current condition. i doubt, they will migrate to neighbour countries especially india and will become more Rohingyas to seek asylum. Bd guys, accept the truth and say '' we are slave of the whole world''. Does it hurt to hear the truth?

Ya same was said about China once that they are slaves of the whole world. Now you know where they are ..
You dont qualify to speak when every country around you are kicking your a$$. LOL

And when I suspect you are an India in burmese disguise, no wonder why Indians are known as coolie all around the glove

 

[Mockingjay]

Japan has less per capita arable land than BD. Neither BD nor Japan has to import food grains. We are self sustained and 200 million can be fed from the same soil. We are just better and smarter people.

You are talking about japan? Do you have history like japan? The same population, the same genetic, do you own corporstion\factories like toyota, nissan, mitsubishi, all you have is clothing factories which has poor condition. there are no similarities between bd and japan.

Ya same was said about China once that they are slaves of the whole world. Now you know where they are ..
You dont qualify to speak when every country around you are kicking your a$$. LOL

And when I suspect you are an India in burmese disguise, no wonder why Indians are known as coolie all around the glove

Aww talking about chinese again? What is the next country, there was india, japan, now chinese. Next is usa? Such a shame, chinese has 10 times bigger country and 5 times better population density than bd. Do you have one child policy like them? And Their country is not going to under water, You guys are just living in a fake dreams, soon you will have to.migrate as slaves. i have no indian blood. Telling the truth doent associated with the plc where i live.

 

[TopCat]

You are talking about japan? Do you have history like japan? The same population, the same genetic, do you own corporstion\factories like toyota, nissan, mitsubishi, all you have is clothing factories which has poor condition. there are no similarities between bd and japan.

Japan had a recent history. Bengal/Indian history is far far older than Japanese. Even Chinese has History far far richer than Japan. I commend Japan for their achievement and we as fellow Asian are proud of them.

Aww talking about chinese again? What is the next country, there was india, japan, now chinese. Next is usa? Such a shame, chinese has 10 times bigger country and 5 times better population density than bd. You guys are just living in a fake dreams. i have no indian blood. Telling the truth doent associated with the plc where i live.

Whats wrong in talking about China as we are considered the manufacturing powerhouse next to China. Look who is in the 2nd to China among developing nation in terms of manufacturing? Our industrial growth rate is similar to China.[/QUOTE][/quote]

 

[Mockingjay]

Japan had a recent history. Bengal/Indian history is far far older than Japanese. Even Chinese has History far far richer than Japan. I commend Japan for their achievement and we as fellow Asian are proud of them.



Whats wrong in talking about China as we are considered the manufacturing powerhouse next to China. Look who is in the 2nd to China among developing nation in terms of manufacturing? Our industrial growth rate is similar to China.

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I know you have nth to proud of yourself but only for otherd asians. Btw, i was not talking about how old is your history, i was talking about achievement history. Manufacturing what? Clothings?

 

[TopCat]

PM offers economic zone to Chinese investors

Seeking duty-free access for more Bangladeshi products to Chinese market, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today said allocating a separate economic and industrial zone in Chittagong for Chinese investors is under her government’s consideration.

"Our existing Export Processing Zones are also attractive for investment. In addition, the Economic Zones Act 2010 has created seven exclusive economic zones across the country,” the prime minister said.

“These would be of interest to the Chinese investors for whom we’re also considering allocating a separate economic and industrial zone in Chittagong,” she added.

Hasina was delivering her keynote speech at the 9th China-South Asia Business Forum held at Haigeng Conference Centre in Kunming of China in the morning.

Apart from involvement in infrastructure development and energy capacity building, she also sought Chinese participation in joint ventures or individual investment in pharmaceuticals, petrochemicals, shipbuilding, agro-based industries, textiles, ceramics, leather, tourism, manufacturing, ICT, training and development of human resources, design and planning in high valued added sectors.

The prime minister said Chinese investors may also find interest in Bangladesh's special investment programmes like building international airports, seaports, waterways transport, expressways under our Public-Private-Partnership and build-own-operate-transfer schemes.

"I, therefore, invite the leaders of business, trade and industry of the People’s Republic of China to visit Bangladesh and appraise the realities first hand," she said.

"I’m sure you’ll find the environment and opportunities, most attractive. We, in Bangladesh, would very much like to have you with us as partners in sharing our profits and gains as we journey together on the road to progress and prosperity," Hasina said.

Mentioning that Bangladesh’s export to China was only US$ 458.12 million in fiscal 2012-2013 against the huge imports of US$ 6.307 billion, the premier said more of Bangladeshi products need to get duty-free access to its market to reduce the growing trade gap.

She said China also needs to import more of Bangladesh apparels, pharmaceuticals, handicrafts, ceramics, leather products and fish.

"Also, more investment by Chinese entrepreneurs in Bangladesh could also help reduce the trade gap. Their manufactures in Bangladesh could also benefit from our duty- and quota free access to the European Union, Canadian, Australian and other developed markets," Hasina told her audience.

The prime minister said Bangladesh's investment regime is the most liberal in South Asia as its National Industrial Policy 2010 allows 100 percent foreign equity with unrestricted exit policy; easy remittance of royalty; repatriation of profits: protection of foreign investment and steady energy prices.

"Our young and industrious workforce with very competitive and affordable wages is also very attractive. Bangladesh’s strategic geographic location also makes its exports accessible to a huge market of 3 billion consumers of South and South East Asia and China," she added.

Hasina said Bangladesh has a vibrant trade, established manufacturing industries, undertaking human resources development, vibrant private sector, infrastructure building; a sound macroeconomic management, robust banking and financial sector; increase in the flow of remittances and FDIs.

Besides, she said, Bangladesh's ever-expanding multifaceted social safety nets and the use of ICT and delivery of e-services have energised the country's socioeconomic activities, thus creating an enabling environment for business and investments.

Hasina said Bangladesh is now producing products from ‘ships to chips’, and its seaports, land ports and airports are facilitating local and international business.

"In fact, Bangladesh is moving up the value chain by developing a knowledge-based economy, technical capacity building, enterprise development, and an integrated policy approach to investment. I believe that China as our trusted friend would support our efforts in achieving our targets," she added.

The prime minister said Bangladesh and China’s relationship is based on close and comprehensive partnership, which has evolved through cooperation based on mutual trust, respect and earnest desire to strengthen the two countries’ relations.

She noted that China has attained tremendous economic and technological progress, and is moving towards becoming the largest economy in the world, with the economic emancipation of its people.

In this connection, Hasina observed that this has been possible due to China’s dynamic and visionary leadership. “The close proximity of Kunming and the Yunnan province hold a special place in Bangladesh's relations with China. We also believe that early realisation of the Bangladesh-China-India-Myanmar-Economic-Corridor would bring socio-economic benefits for us all in the region," she added.

Highlighting her government's various successes in the economic sector, she said in between 2009 and 2013, Bangladesh’s achievements have been remarkable with, over 6 percent annual GDP growth rate; 50 million people joining the middle income group; export earnings increasing by 107 percent; remittances by 62 percent; foreign currency reserve by 217 percent; power capacity by 109 percent.

"Our liberal investment policies; sound credit ratings; young workforce available at affordable wages; have been attracting more and more FDI every year. Chinese assistance in our infrastructure building like roads, bridges, highways, urban transportation and power generations have helped move our economy forward," Hasina said.

About trade, she said China is one of Bangladesh's largest trading partners and the largest source of import.

Hasina also said Bangladesh is today poised to become a middle-income country, thus, fulfilling ‘Vision 2021’, which will be a step towards realising ‘Sonar Bangla’ or ‘Golden Bangladesh’ as envisioned by Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.

The prime minister also urged the businessmen of the South Asian countries to come up and invest in Bangladesh.

CCPIT Chairman Jiang Zengwei, CPC Secretary Qin Guangrong, President of Saarc Chamber of Commerce and Industry Yunnan Ismail Asif, Saarc Secretary General Arjun Bahadur Thapa and Vice-President of the Maldives Mohamed Jamil Ahmed also spoke at the forum.
PM offers economic zone to Chinese investors

 

[Bandula]

@iajdani
dude, you look like a smart guy. Seriously speaking, population rate of BD would be a problem in future. So in next 20 years, BD would be facing with shelters for her people.
Why don't you think about yourself to build up a construction company? China will be coming for this.
You can't expand the land to build but you can expand your building into air. You could become a rich guy yourself and don't forget me when you were a millionaire.

 

[TopCat]

I know you have nth to proud of yourself but only for otherd asians. Btw, i was not talking about how old is your history, i was talking about achievement history. Manufacturing what? Clothings?

Except automobiles and micro processor, let me know what you want to buy from Bangladesh. I will hook you up with an manufacturer.

 

[Mockingjay]

PM offers economic zone to Chinese investors

Seeking duty-free access for more Bangladeshi products to Chinese market, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today said allocating a separate economic and industrial zone in Chittagong for Chinese investors is under her government’s consideration.

"Our existing Export Processing Zones are also attractive for investment. In addition, the Economic Zones Act 2010 has created seven exclusive economic zones across the country,” the prime minister said.

“These would be of interest to the Chinese investors for whom we’re also considering allocating a separate economic and industrial zone in Chittagong,” she added.

Hasina was delivering her keynote speech at the 9th China-South Asia Business Forum held at Haigeng Conference Centre in Kunming of China in the morning.

Apart from involvement in infrastructure development and energy capacity building, she also sought Chinese participation in joint ventures or individual investment in pharmaceuticals, petrochemicals, shipbuilding, agro-based industries, textiles, ceramics, leather, tourism, manufacturing, ICT, training and development of human resources, design and planning in high valued added sectors.

The prime minister said Chinese investors may also find interest in Bangladesh's special investment programmes like building international airports, seaports, waterways transport, expressways under our Public-Private-Partnership and build-own-operate-transfer schemes.

"I, therefore, invite the leaders of business, trade and industry of the People’s Republic of China to visit Bangladesh and appraise the realities first hand," she said.

"I’m sure you’ll find the environment and opportunities, most attractive. We, in Bangladesh, would very much like to have you with us as partners in sharing our profits and gains as we journey together on the road to progress and prosperity," Hasina said.

Mentioning that Bangladesh’s export to China was only US$ 458.12 million in fiscal 2012-2013 against the huge imports of US$ 6.307 billion, the premier said more of Bangladeshi products need to get duty-free access to its market to reduce the growing trade gap.

She said China also needs to import more of Bangladesh apparels, pharmaceuticals, handicrafts, ceramics, leather products and fish.

"Also, more investment by Chinese entrepreneurs in Bangladesh could also help reduce the trade gap. Their manufactures in Bangladesh could also benefit from our duty- and quota free access to the European Union, Canadian, Australian and other developed markets," Hasina told her audience.

The prime minister said Bangladesh's investment regime is the most liberal in South Asia as its National Industrial Policy 2010 allows 100 percent foreign equity with unrestricted exit policy; easy remittance of royalty; repatriation of profits: protection of foreign investment and steady energy prices.

"Our young and industrious workforce with very competitive and affordable wages is also very attractive. Bangladesh’s strategic geographic location also makes its exports accessible to a huge market of 3 billion consumers of South and South East Asia and China," she added.

Hasina said Bangladesh has a vibrant trade, established manufacturing industries, undertaking human resources development, vibrant private sector, infrastructure building; a sound macroeconomic management, robust banking and financial sector; increase in the flow of remittances and FDIs.

Besides, she said, Bangladesh's ever-expanding multifaceted social safety nets and the use of ICT and delivery of e-services have energised the country's socioeconomic activities, thus creating an enabling environment for business and investments.

Hasina said Bangladesh is now producing products from ‘ships to chips’, and its seaports, land ports and airports are facilitating local and international business.

"In fact, Bangladesh is moving up the value chain by developing a knowledge-based economy, technical capacity building, enterprise development, and an integrated policy approach to investment. I believe that China as our trusted friend would support our efforts in achieving our targets," she added.

The prime minister said Bangladesh and China’s relationship is based on close and comprehensive partnership, which has evolved through cooperation based on mutual trust, respect and earnest desire to strengthen the two countries’ relations.

She noted that China has attained tremendous economic and technological progress, and is moving towards becoming the largest economy in the world, with the economic emancipation of its people.

In this connection, Hasina observed that this has been possible due to China’s dynamic and visionary leadership. “The close proximity of Kunming and the Yunnan province hold a special place in Bangladesh's relations with China. We also believe that early realisation of the Bangladesh-China-India-Myanmar-Economic-Corridor would bring socio-economic benefits for us all in the region," she added.

Highlighting her government's various successes in the economic sector, she said in between 2009 and 2013, Bangladesh’s achievements have been remarkable with, over 6 percent annual GDP growth rate; 50 million people joining the middle income group; export earnings increasing by 107 percent; remittances by 62 percent; foreign currency reserve by 217 percent; power capacity by 109 percent.

"Our liberal investment policies; sound credit ratings; young workforce available at affordable wages; have been attracting more and more FDI every year. Chinese assistance in our infrastructure building like roads, bridges, highways, urban transportation and power generations have helped move our economy forward," Hasina said.

About trade, she said China is one of Bangladesh's largest trading partners and the largest source of import.

Hasina also said Bangladesh is today poised to become a middle-income country, thus, fulfilling ‘Vision 2021’, which will be a step towards realising ‘Sonar Bangla’ or ‘Golden Bangladesh’ as envisioned by Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.

The prime minister also urged the businessmen of the South Asian countries to come up and invest in Bangladesh.

CCPIT Chairman Jiang Zengwei, CPC Secretary Qin Guangrong, President of Saarc Chamber of Commerce and Industry Yunnan Ismail Asif, Saarc Secretary General Arjun Bahadur Thapa and Vice-President of the Maldives Mohamed Jamil Ahmed also spoke at the forum.
PM offers economic zone to Chinese investors

I hope this will happen in 5 yrs before your country disappear under water.

 

[BDforever]

I hope this will happen in 5 yrs before your country disappear under water.

or before you come back from mental hospital

 

[Mockingjay]

@iajdani
dude, you look like a smart guy. Seriously speaking, population rate of BD would be a problem in future. So in next 20 years, BD would be facing with shelters for her people.
Why don't you think about yourself to build up a construction company? China will be coming for this.
You can't expand the land to build but you can expand your building into air. You could become a rich guy yourself and don't forget me when you were a millionaire.

He is better now, he was racis and rude, he used to call us monkey but he doent realise how bd really is or he just ignored what they really r.

 

[BDforever]

He is better now, he was racis and rude, he used to call us monkey but he doent realise how bd really is or he just ignored what they really r.

calling name is started by burmese. he just replied. he is not type of guy like that