B'desh-Myanmar commerce secy level meeting begins Wednesday

[bluesky]

B'desh-Myanmar commerce secy level meeting begins Wednesday
Talha bin Habib

A two-day commerce secretary level meeting between Bangladesh and Myanmar will begin from Wednesday in the capital where the signing of preferential trading arrangement and settlement of trade disputes will prominently come up for discussion, officials said.

Reviewing the implementation status of the 7th JTC meeting, cooperation in exchange of trade figures and prevention of smuggling of goods and establishment of Kanyinchaung Trade Zone will dominate the agenda in the meeting.

The two sides will also review issues on trade, banking, tariff and progress in coastal shipping agreement.

"We will discuss different trade-related issues and measures for promoting trade between Bangladesh and Myanmar," senior secretary of the ministry of commerce (MoC) Hedayetullah Al Mamoon told the FE.

The coastal shipping line between Bangladesh and Myanmar was supposed to be launched much earlier, but this was not possible because of political tension in the bordering areas in recent years.

A coastal shipping line will help Bangladesh send readymade garment items to Myanmar, according to business circles.

Now Myanmar's customers buy garment items made in Bangladesh from Thailand.

Myanmar is rich in wood. Once the coastal shipping line is in place, Bangladesh can import it from that country to meet the demand for the local furniture sector.

Bangladesh will also discuss other topics like banking transactions as Myanmar's commercial banks have already opened the Asian Clearing Union (ACU) accounts with correspondent banks from the Bangladesh side, according to a report of the seventh joint trade commission meeting held in Myanmar in 2014.

The two countries will seek cooperation in the areas of oil, gas and mineral resources.

Bangladesh will also discuss import of hydroelectric power and pulses, food grains, timber and other items from Myanmar, while the southeast Asian nation has demanded tax reduction on its exports of betel nus, dried and salted fish as it has a lot of stock of those goods for exports, according to the report.

A joint statement will be issued by the two sides on November 10 regarding the outcome of the meeting, according to commerce ministry officials.

 

[Aung Zaya]

Myanmar is rich in wood. Once the coastal shipping line is in place, Bangladesh can import it from that country to meet the demand for the local furniture sector.

Timber and logs export was banned since a year ago... but if u want we have several furniture companies collaboration with Japans which export many timber products to Thailand and ASEANs.. we can export timber finish products to BD..

 

[Nilgiri]

we can export timber finish products to BD..

Yup thats the better way to do it. Promote Myanmar jobs.

Also can manage your forests more sustainably.

 

[Aung Zaya]

Yup thats the better way to do it. Promote Myanmar jobs.

Also can manage your forests more sustainably.

Yes.. bro

 

[bluesky]

Bangladesh will also discuss import of hydroelectric power and pulses, food grains, timber and other items from Myanmar, while the southeast Asian nation has demanded tax reduction on its exports of betel nus, dried and salted fish as it has a lot of stock of those goods for exports, according to the report.

Hydroelectric power, pulses, timber and salted fish the import of which benefit both the countries. BD's fast economic growth needs timber. Burma has tens of thousands of acres of forests. Why it should overthink of depletion of this merchandise?

Hilsha fish is very expensive in BD and quite cheap in Burma. The river Irawardy is full of this fish. BD may think of importing this. In Japan, we do not find any more the BD Hilsha. All come either directly from Burma or via Thailand.

 

[Nilgiri]

Hydroelectric power, pulses, timber and salted fish the import of which benefit both the countries. BD's fast economic growth needs timber. Burma has tens of thousands of acres of forests. Why it should overthink of depletion of this merchandise?

Hilsha fish is very expensive in BD and quite cheap in Burma. The river Irawardy is full of this fish. BD may think of importing this. In Japan, we do not find any more the BD Hilsha. All come either directly from Burma or via Thailand.



Hydroelectric power, pulses, timber and salted fish the import of which benefit both the countries. BD's fast economic growth needs timber, too. Burma has tens of thousands of acres of forests. Why it should overthink of depletion of this merchandise?

Like he said, if you want furniture you are welcome to import it (as finished product). You are NOT getting raw timber. What timber (non-teak) that Burma has not banned export of, much larger more important customers bid much higher than what weak BD consumer market can afford.

Don't make me humiliate you with just how measly your demand for timber is.

As for all the rest, best settle your Rohingya problem with Burma before they are interested in economically cooperating with BD in any major way. They are very reluctant to even build a road to allow connection of you with China and you want hydropower....when you are a loan dependent country reliant on 3rd parties for such technology. Yeah, good luck little man. Solve rohingya border problem, then talk big.

 

[bluesky]

Like he said, if you want furniture you are welcome to import it (as finished product). You are NOT getting raw timber. What timber (non-teak) that Burma has not banned export of, much larger more important customers bid much higher than what weak BD consumer market can afford.

It seems that the GoI has appointed you as the Governor of Burma. But, since when? Burmese do not like a blacky Indians among them. They may lynch you in the open.

 

[Nilgiri]

It seems that the GoI has appointed you as the Governor of Burma. But, since when? Burmese do not like a blacky Indians among them. They may lynch you in the open.

Care to post the couple of logs of lumber that BD imports each year? Weak effeminate low-consumption low-IQ people.

Put up the numbers or shut up. I only see BD people getting slapped around at the border with Myanmar.

And you want to buy hydropower and all sorts of other things from them

Never do Indians these days face similar in Burma....they are active and integrated trader community in Yangon.

So first take back your illegals (Rohingyas) from there and then they may think of talking trade with you.

I mean less than 100 million dollar trade right now and you dreaming big with them? :

http://www.dhakachamber.com/Bilateral/Myanmar-Bangladesh Bilateral Trade Statistics.pdf

100 million dollars of stagnant trade compared to around 2 billion dollars in trade between India and Myanmar that is going to increase many magnitudes in the coming years. You still intent on comparing?

 

[Species]

Care to post the couple of logs of lumber that BD imports each year? Weak effeminate low-consumption low-IQ people.

Put up the numbers or shut up. I only see BD people getting slapped around at the border with Myanmar.

And you want to buy hydropower and all sorts of other things from them

Never do Indians these days face similar in Burma....they are active and integrated trader community in Yangon.

So first take back your illegals (Rohingyas) from there and then they may think of talking trade with you.

I mean less than 100 million dollar trade right now and you dreaming big with them? :

http://www.dhakachamber.com/Bilateral/Myanmar-Bangladesh Bilateral Trade Statistics.pdf

100 million dollars of stagnant trade compared to around 2 billion dollars in trade between India and Myanmar that is going to increase many magnitudes in the coming years. You still intent on comparing?

It is amusing to see the delusions of tiny black Indians with dog-sized brain.

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It seems that the GoI has appointed you as the Governor of Burma. But, since when? Burmese do not like a blacky Indians among them. They may lynch you in the open.

After being expelled with utter humiliation from Sri Lanka, these effeminate Tamil blackeys now want to occupy Myanmar!

Rakshasas for a reason!

 

[alaungphaya]

It is amusing to see the delusions of tiny black Indians with dog-sized brain.

Where as bongos are tiny, black, with dog-sized brains and also offensively ugly.

 

[Aung Zaya]

Hydroelectric power, pulses, timber and salted fish the import of which benefit both the countries. BD's fast economic growth needs timber. Burma has tens of thousands of acres of forests. Why it should overthink of depletion of this merchandise?

Timber and logs export was banned since a year ago... but if u want we have several furniture companies collaboration with Japans which export many timber products to Thailand and ASEANs.. we can export timber finish products to BD..

 

[Homo Sapiens]

Where as bongos are tiny, black, with dog-sized brains and also offensively ugly

Coming from a nation where men can't grow beard,have female shaped body without any muscle or hair,have monkey resembled face,one of the shortest people not only in the world but also in East Asia. Burmese black monkey should be the last one to judge other people's physique.By the way,Have you got your banana today?

 

[Jayhawk]

How is it in almost every thread its starts out normal then the f^%$%& kids show up and ruin it...anyways hope some great deals come out of this meeting between Myanmar and Bangladesh that benefits both countries.

 

[alaungphaya]

How is it in almost every thread its starts out normal then the f^%$%& kids show up and ruin it...anyways hope some great deals come out of this meeting between Myanmar and Bangladesh that benefits both countries.

There won't be.

 

[Homo Sapiens]

How is it in almost every thread its starts out normal then the f^%$%& kids show up and ruin it...anyways hope some great deals come out of this meeting between Myanmar and Bangladesh that benefits both countries.

You can locate the source of trouble from this post.
https://defence.pk/threads/bdesh-my...meeting-begins-wednesday.459765/#post-8889272


There is a big pervert in this forum who like all other instance,derailed this thread also.It is impossible for any constructive discussion on this forum related to Bangladesh-Pakistan or Bangladesh-Myanmar affairs due to overbearing presence of this pervert.His miserable life are fully occupied for this job.