Industries Minister Dilip Barua has said Bangladesh is ready to work in close partnership with China to realise potentials to leapfrog into a greener economy and adopt technologies that promote sustainable energy use and greener industrialisation.
Ship-breaking is set to emerge as a multi-billion dollar sector, generating tens of thousands of new jobs, as the introduction of toxic management and natural beaching system draw more investment to the key recycling industry.
Bangladesh’s fast-growing shipbreaking industry will turn into a global leader “within next five years” and act as one of the key tools for driving economic growth, Industries Minister Dilip Barua said here today.
BSTI is likely to start stronger drive against adulterated food across the country including capital city from the first day of Ramadan in a bid to ensure sale of hygienic food for all, said Industries Minister Dilip Barua yesterday.
The country's 'Jamdani saree' export has declined by around 50 per cent during the last five years due to price hike of raw materials, forcing the weavers to switch over to other professions.
Electrical product manufacturers yesterday urged the government to take initiatives for setting up an Electrical Industrial Park in the country in order to maximise the potentials of the sector.
Country’s small and medium electrical industrial units are producing import alternative electrical and electronics products annually and the amount is not less than Tk 15,000 crore, entrepreneurs said here on Wednesday.
Industries Minister Dilip Barua yesterday proposed formation of a Green Energy Fund for climate change in order to enhance energy capacity of the developing countries.
Industries Minister Dilip Barua stressed on ensuring quality of products through removing technical barriers with a view to making these products internationally acceptable.
