gslv mk3
BANNED
- Joined
- Aug 4, 2012
- Messages
- 13,840
- Reaction score
- -18
- Country
- Location
A few 20 floor highrises wouldn't make any city a financial hub.
Haters gonna hate but the future belongs to us! :D
- Thread starter Species
- Start date
A few 20 floor highrises wouldn't make any city a financial hub.
TopCat
ELITE MEMBER
- Joined
- Nov 20, 2008
- Messages
- 15,736
- Reaction score
- -3
- Country
- Location
No it does not, because Indians dont see anything other than some buildings as for most of them, they just started to know bricks and cements only recently. But thats a good start for you guys.
Where is the one in Bangladesh
Another retarded Bangladeshi chest thumping thread.
The Initiative of BIG-B (The Bay of Bengal Industrial Growth Belt) | Bangladesh | Countries & Regions | JICA
^One of many!
The Karnaphuli tunnel and Matarbari deep sea port will completely change the total landscape of the city.
Last edited:
gslv mk3
BANNED
- Joined
- Aug 4, 2012
- Messages
- 13,840
- Reaction score
- -18
- Country
- Location
lol,I love it when these Bangladeshis behave like they are the most advanced nation is South Asia
Accept it or not you're one of the most poorest nation in the entire world.
As for India,we are world's second largest cement producer...Its 18 times your cement production
Dude,this is nothing compared to DMIC !!
bongbang
SENIOR MEMBER
- Joined
- Dec 15, 2014
- Messages
- 3,349
- Reaction score
- -4
- Country
- Location
WTF
Anyway regional connectivity:
BCIM to connect Chittagong
BCIM Economic Corridor for harmonious South Asia | VIEWS & REVIEWS | The financial express
Indian NE states will use Chittagong port
gslv mk3
BANNED
- Joined
- Aug 4, 2012
- Messages
- 13,840
- Reaction score
- -18
- Country
- Location
TopCat
ELITE MEMBER
- Joined
- Nov 20, 2008
- Messages
- 15,736
- Reaction score
- -3
- Country
- Location
India is blessed with a lot of rich people like Tatas, Advani etc. They also blessed with high blood like Bhramin. Thats where our respect lies for India. But rest of the India is dirt poor and dalit who even does not know how to use latrine and live like primates. I can see that most PDF trolls who feels proud to even get hold of a Bhramin girl. I saw them boasting in PDF. I even seen a guy who boast about having a muslim girl. LOL. Thats just the result of 2000 years of living under masters who are not their own eg. Bhramin, Rajput, Muslim etc.
Bangladesh is no way the most advance in big infrastructure like India. But certainly it got best rural infrastructure in South Asia. Thats why our people live the longest.
gslv mk3
BANNED
- Joined
- Aug 4, 2012
- Messages
- 13,840
- Reaction score
- -18
- Country
- Location
Any more retarded statements ?
lol,I love it when these Bangladeshis behave like they are the most advanced nation is South Asia
Accept it or not you're one of the most poorest nation in the entire world.
As for India,we are world's second largest cement producer...Its 18 times your cement production
If we are one of the most poorest nation in the entire world then India seems to be living in stone age, India has the largest number of poor people, world's largest open air toilet, your living standard is way way lower than ours.
The BIG-B initiative is implemented by the Japanese consultants and you are saying it's nothing, what an idiot! And this initiative is not the only thing we are implementing.
bongbang
SENIOR MEMBER
- Joined
- Dec 15, 2014
- Messages
- 3,349
- Reaction score
- -4
- Country
- Location
Chittagong economy:
More than $500b invested in Chittagong EPZs. Among some of the industries Garments, Textile, Ship breaking, Ship building, Steel industries, Agriculture, Leather, Electrical Electronics notable.
Economics Landscape of Chittagong
Profile Of Zone | Chittagong EPZ
Shipbuilding in Bangladesh - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Chittagong Ship Breaking Yard - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Steel Industry in Chittagong County
Bangladesh Yellow Pages - chittagong: Listing of Garments Industries in Garments & Accessories
Bangladesh Yellow Pages - chittagong: Listing of Electrical & Electronic
Agriculture in Chittagong, Bangladesh - List of Agriculture companies
More than $500b invested in Chittagong EPZs. Among some of the industries Garments, Textile, Ship breaking, Ship building, Steel industries, Agriculture, Leather, Electrical Electronics notable.
Economics Landscape of Chittagong
Profile Of Zone | Chittagong EPZ
Shipbuilding in Bangladesh - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Chittagong Ship Breaking Yard - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Steel Industry in Chittagong County
Bangladesh Yellow Pages - chittagong: Listing of Garments Industries in Garments & Accessories
Bangladesh Yellow Pages - chittagong: Listing of Electrical & Electronic
Agriculture in Chittagong, Bangladesh - List of Agriculture companies
Last edited:
TopCat
ELITE MEMBER
- Joined
- Nov 20, 2008
- Messages
- 15,736
- Reaction score
- -3
- Country
- Location
Govt eyes more economic zones in Cox’s Bazar
Govt eyes more economic zones in Cox’s Bazar | daily-sun.com
Considering the suitable geographic location and infrastructural facilities, the government is eying establishment of more Economic Zones (EZ) in Cox’s Bazaar though it has already approved five economic zones there.
BEZA sources said apart from the Sabrang Tourism Special Economic Zone, the pre-screening committee has approved another four EZs in different parts of Cox’s Bazaar district.
The EZs are Jaliardweep EZ on 271 acres of land, Cox’s Bazaar Free Trade Zone on 8784.77 acres of land, Moheshkhali EZ-1 on 1438.52 acres of land, Moheshkhali EZ-2 on 827.31 acres of land and Moheshkhali EZ-3 on 676.58 acres of land.
BEZA sources informed that considering the suitable location of Cox’s Bazaar and huge volume of open land at the district, the BEZA is planning to establish more EZs there.
Considering suitable geographical location and proximity seaport and other infrastructural facilities, BEZA is planning to establish the five EZs in Cox’s Bazar, said Paban Chowdhury, Executive Chairman of BEZA.
He also hoped that the EZs will draw the attention of foreign and local investors for their suitability.
It was learnt that delegates of China and Japan have already visited few sites.
According to information, the government has taken initiatives to establish a 1,200 megawatts (MW) coal-fired power plant in Matarabari in Moheshkhali and signed an agreement with Japan, Germany and Australia to implement it.
As massive development work including, establishing deep-seaport and other infrastructural works, will be done in Cox’s Bazar, foreign and local investors will prefer investing at the EZ there, said Moloy Chowdhury, General Manager of BEZA, adding that as a result they are preferring more economic zones in Cox’s Bazaar.
Mentionable, BEZA got approval of establishing a total of 22 economic zones in different parts of the country while the prescreening committee of BEZA has also approved another 14 EZs.
The EZ includes Sripur in Gazipur, Sabrang Tourism SEZ in Cox’s Bazar, Anwara SEZ-2 in Chittagong, Dhaka IT SEZ at Keraniganj, Jamalpur, Narayanganj, Bhola, Ashuganj, Panchagar, Narsingdi, Manikganj, Kushtia, Barisal, Nilphamari, Private Economic Zone in Narsingdi, Abdul Monem Private Economic Zone in Munshiganj, private special economic zone in Munshiganj, Mirsarai Special Economic Zone, Anwara Economic Zone, Srihatta Economic Zone, Moulvibazar, Mongla Economic Zone, Dhaka Economic Zone, Habiganj Economic Zones, Shariatpur Jajira Economic Zone and Shariatpur Goshairhat Economic Zone.
Of the approved 37 economic zones, six economic zones were given to private companies.
The government is planning to set up a total of 100 special economic zones at the different parts of the country by the year 2030 with a view to catch more foreign investment and generating employment in a large scale.
The economic zones will be set up on 75,000 acres of land under the supervision of Bangladesh Economic Zones Authority (BEZA).
Govt eyes more economic zones in Cox’s Bazar | daily-sun.com
Considering the suitable geographic location and infrastructural facilities, the government is eying establishment of more Economic Zones (EZ) in Cox’s Bazaar though it has already approved five economic zones there.
BEZA sources said apart from the Sabrang Tourism Special Economic Zone, the pre-screening committee has approved another four EZs in different parts of Cox’s Bazaar district.
The EZs are Jaliardweep EZ on 271 acres of land, Cox’s Bazaar Free Trade Zone on 8784.77 acres of land, Moheshkhali EZ-1 on 1438.52 acres of land, Moheshkhali EZ-2 on 827.31 acres of land and Moheshkhali EZ-3 on 676.58 acres of land.
BEZA sources informed that considering the suitable location of Cox’s Bazaar and huge volume of open land at the district, the BEZA is planning to establish more EZs there.
Considering suitable geographical location and proximity seaport and other infrastructural facilities, BEZA is planning to establish the five EZs in Cox’s Bazar, said Paban Chowdhury, Executive Chairman of BEZA.
He also hoped that the EZs will draw the attention of foreign and local investors for their suitability.
It was learnt that delegates of China and Japan have already visited few sites.
According to information, the government has taken initiatives to establish a 1,200 megawatts (MW) coal-fired power plant in Matarabari in Moheshkhali and signed an agreement with Japan, Germany and Australia to implement it.
As massive development work including, establishing deep-seaport and other infrastructural works, will be done in Cox’s Bazar, foreign and local investors will prefer investing at the EZ there, said Moloy Chowdhury, General Manager of BEZA, adding that as a result they are preferring more economic zones in Cox’s Bazaar.
Mentionable, BEZA got approval of establishing a total of 22 economic zones in different parts of the country while the prescreening committee of BEZA has also approved another 14 EZs.
The EZ includes Sripur in Gazipur, Sabrang Tourism SEZ in Cox’s Bazar, Anwara SEZ-2 in Chittagong, Dhaka IT SEZ at Keraniganj, Jamalpur, Narayanganj, Bhola, Ashuganj, Panchagar, Narsingdi, Manikganj, Kushtia, Barisal, Nilphamari, Private Economic Zone in Narsingdi, Abdul Monem Private Economic Zone in Munshiganj, private special economic zone in Munshiganj, Mirsarai Special Economic Zone, Anwara Economic Zone, Srihatta Economic Zone, Moulvibazar, Mongla Economic Zone, Dhaka Economic Zone, Habiganj Economic Zones, Shariatpur Jajira Economic Zone and Shariatpur Goshairhat Economic Zone.
Of the approved 37 economic zones, six economic zones were given to private companies.
The government is planning to set up a total of 100 special economic zones at the different parts of the country by the year 2030 with a view to catch more foreign investment and generating employment in a large scale.
The economic zones will be set up on 75,000 acres of land under the supervision of Bangladesh Economic Zones Authority (BEZA).
Dem!god
SENIOR MEMBER
- Joined
- Jan 14, 2014
- Messages
- 4,547
- Reaction score
- -32
- Country
- Location
Lungi ppl showing their lungi madarsa taught education standard. No wonder lungi land is going to be financial hub of lungi world.
But what about the water world, which you will soon become part of, any progress on that. Global warming is on rise...hurry.
TopCat
ELITE MEMBER
- Joined
- Nov 20, 2008
- Messages
- 15,736
- Reaction score
- -3
- Country
- Location
STFU.. whole maharashtra economy is 228 or 255 billion dollar from two different sources. BD econmy is 205 billion. Maharsshtra is the only state which is bigger economy than BD.
GDP of Indian States | Indian states GDP 2015 - StatisticsTimes.com
Similar threads
