TCP receives 11 bids for 50,000 MT of rice export to Bangladesh
Trading Corporation of Pakistan (TCP) has received 11 bids for the supply of 50,000 metric tonnes (MT) of long-grain white rice (IRRI-6) to Bangladesh. The
Trading Corporation of Pakistan (TCP) has received 11 bids for the supply of 50,000 metric tonnes (MT) of long-grain white rice (IRRI-6) to Bangladesh. The
Following the turmoil in Bangladesh following the overthrow of the Sheikh Hasina government, the Tripura government has brought up the issue of the restart of
Notwithstanding a number of obstacles, including a dreary economic trend, protracted political unrest, and unfavorable weather, Chattogram Sea Port broke the record for container handling
Since opening the first direct shipping route between Pakistan and Bangladesh in October, DP World and National Logistics Corporation (NLC), Pakistan’s leading multimodal logistics company,
Leaders of the Bangladesh Workers’ Federation and Bangladesh Lighterage Workers’ Union met with the Director General of the Department of Shipping at his office. Following
In what appears to be an indication of better trade relations between Bangladesh and Pakistan, the government of Bangladesh is “forcing” importers to purchase items
25,000 tonnes of sugar will be imported by Bangladesh from Pakistan; it is anticipated that the cargo will reach Chittagong Port from Karachi Port next
More than ten years after Ashuganj Port in Brahmanbari was declared a port, work on the cargo terminal has started. At least 10 lakh metric
In a significant move to strengthen trade ties, Shipping Adviser Brig Gen (retd) M Sakhawat Hossain requested the establishment of a direct marine route between
Trading Corporation of Pakistan (TCP) has received 11 bids for
Following the turmoil in Bangladesh following the overthrow of the
Notwithstanding a number of obstacles, including a dreary economic trend,
Since opening the first direct shipping route between Pakistan and
Leaders of the Bangladesh Workers’ Federation and Bangladesh Lighterage Workers’
In what appears to be an indication of better trade
25,000 tonnes of sugar will be imported by Bangladesh from
More than ten years after Ashuganj Port in Brahmanbari was
In a significant move to strengthen trade ties, Shipping Adviser
