First phase of the Western Container Terminal to be operational in 2024
Operation of the first phase of Sri Lanka’s Western Container Terminal (WCT) will be commenced in 2024, the Colombo West International Terminal (CWIT) Pvt. Ltd.
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Operation of the first phase of Sri Lanka’s Western Container Terminal (WCT) will be commenced in 2024, the Colombo West International Terminal (CWIT) Pvt. Ltd.
Time and cost of import-export trade will be reduced by 30-40% once the reengineering is completed. A foreign-aided model has been undertaken to reduce steps
An industry body on Tuesday appealed to the West Bengal government to expedite release of a logistics policy to draw investments in the sector, an
A tender, valued at about Rs 200 crore, will be floated by the authority to dredge the Indo Bangla Protocol Route and maintain a minimum
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will meet in Uzbekistan on Friday and discuss trade as well as sales of Russian
Germany’s luxury carmaker BMW has agreed to set up its auto part manufacturing unit in Punjab, said a state government release here on Tuesday. A
The offer comes apparently unexpectedly as India promises Bangladesh free transit facility through her territory for exports to third countries. This is the opportunity land-locked
West Bengal needs to explore multimodal international transport linkages to serve its huge consumer base of 30 million. Addressing a plenary session on Strengthening the
Sources say customs authority under the National Board of Revenue (NBR) is going to introduce ‘business process reengineering’ mechanism with the support of USAID to
Operation of the first phase of Sri Lanka’s Western Container
Time and cost of import-export trade will be reduced by
An industry body on Tuesday appealed to the West Bengal
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi
Germany’s luxury carmaker BMW has agreed to set up its
The offer comes apparently unexpectedly as India promises Bangladesh free
West Bengal needs to explore multimodal international transport linkages to
Sources say customs authority under the National Board of Revenue
