Tibet’s passageway to South Asia strengthens foreign trade
Border policeman Aten finally finished another hard day of work after checking the documentation and cargo of the last outbound truck at Gyirong port, southwest
Border policeman Aten finally finished another hard day of work after checking the documentation and cargo of the last outbound truck at Gyirong port, southwest
Rwanda will be the second African country after Egypt to sign an air service agreement (ASA) with Nepal. Switzerland wants to sign an ASA as
Nepal imported goods worth Rs 18.68 million and exported goods amounting to Rs 3.89 million through the Gautam Buddha International Airport (GBIA) in the first
The construction of a number of dry ports in the southern and northern border points, which were impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic, has slowed down.
Exports from Bangladesh to its two South Asian landlocked neighbours have remained much below the potential in the absence of a motor vehicle communication agreement
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
Economists and traders have criticised the government’s decision to extend import restriction of certain non-essential items, terming the move ‘irrational and politically driven’.”The move to
Significant challenges lie before implementing massive connectivity projects like the BBIN MVA. Traders usually have to visit more than 10 agencies for documentation clearances. The
Border policeman Aten finally finished another hard day of work
Rwanda will be the second African country after Egypt to
Nepal imported goods worth Rs 18.68 million and exported goods
Exports from Bangladesh to its two South Asian landlocked neighbours
The offer comes apparently unexpectedly as India promises Bangladesh free
West Bengal needs to explore multimodal international transport linkages to
Economists and traders have criticised the government’s decision to extend
Significant challenges lie before implementing massive connectivity projects like the
