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Dhaka, Apr 29 (UNB) – Malaysia will help Bangladesh in construction of 22,000 apartments in capital Dhaka and a flyover connecting Dhaka with Rajuk’s Jhilmil housing project.

The Malaysian assistance will come under a Memorandum of Understanding the two countries signed in Dhaka on Tuesday. Under the MoU 12,000 apartments will be built at Uttara while 10,000 at Kamrangichar.

A 13-kilometer flyover will be built connecting Dhaka’s Shantinagar to Jhilmil housing project in Keraniganj.

Housing and Public Works Minister Engineer Mosharraf Hossain and Malaysian Prime Minister’s Special Envoy Dato Seri S Samy Vellu signed the MoU. Mosharraf said work on the three projects will be completed in 30 months since signing of a formal agreement.

The design of the flyover has already been done, he said.

Housing secretary Md Golam Rabbai, Malaysian ambassador to Bangladesh Norlin Binti Othman, RAJUK Chairman Jaynul Abedin Bhuiyan were present during the signing.



- See more at: Malaysia to build 22,000 apartments in Bangladesh | UNB Connect
 
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We already provide them with bijli and paani. Now we are giving them homes, good going RAW
 
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Dhaka, Apr 29 (UNB) – Malaysia will help Bangladesh in construction of 22,000 apartments in capital Dhaka and a flyover connecting Dhaka with Rajuk’s Jhilmil housing project.

The Malaysian assistance will come under a Memorandum of Understanding the two countries signed in Dhaka on Tuesday. Under the MoU 12,000 apartments will be built at Uttara while 10,000 at Kamrangichar.

A 13-kilometer flyover will be built connecting Dhaka’s Shantinagar to Jhilmil housing project in Keraniganj.

Housing and Public Works Minister Engineer Mosharraf Hossain and Malaysian Prime Minister’s Special Envoy Dato Seri S Samy Vellu signed the MoU. Mosharraf said work on the three projects will be completed in 30 months since signing of a formal agreement.

The design of the flyover has already been done, he said.

Housing secretary Md Golam Rabbai, Malaysian ambassador to Bangladesh Norlin Binti Othman, RAJUK Chairman Jaynul Abedin Bhuiyan were present during the signing.



- See more at: Malaysia to build 22,000 apartments in Bangladesh | UNB Connect
Dhaka? Again? Why? Why not Chittagong? Bogra? Jessore? Kommilla even?if you must stay close to Dhaka.
I think I will build my retired home in Ramu,or Naikkhachori.better yet Hatia.
 
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Hey, is it a defence related thread? If no then why it posted in Defence section?
 
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Hey, is it a defence related thread? If no then why it posted in Defence section?

Good question. You might want to post the same question on other 95% of the threads on this section.
 
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Dhaka, Apr 29 (UNB) – Malaysia will help Bangladesh in construction of 22,000 apartments in capital Dhaka and a flyover connecting Dhaka with Rajuk’s Jhilmil housing project.

The Malaysian assistance will come under a Memorandum of Understanding the two countries signed in Dhaka on Tuesday. Under the MoU 12,000 apartments will be built at Uttara while 10,000 at Kamrangichar.

A 13-kilometer flyover will be built connecting Dhaka’s Shantinagar to Jhilmil housing project in Keraniganj.

Housing and Public Works Minister Engineer Mosharraf Hossain and Malaysian Prime Minister’s Special Envoy Dato Seri S Samy Vellu signed the MoU. Mosharraf said work on the three projects will be completed in 30 months since signing of a formal agreement.

The design of the flyover has already been done, he said.

Housing secretary Md Golam Rabbai, Malaysian ambassador to Bangladesh Norlin Binti Othman, RAJUK Chairman Jaynul Abedin Bhuiyan were present during the signing.



- See more at: Malaysia to build 22,000 apartments in Bangladesh | UNB Connect

Also Malaysia should be helping them to build road and railways networks and power plants too.
 
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