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4th Nepal-Bangladesh trade talks commence
Added At: 2012-07-29 1:44 PM
Last Updated At: 2012-07-29 1:44 PM
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KATHMANDU: The fourth Nepal-Bangladesh commerce ministers level meeting slated to hold discussion on the enhancement and facilitation of bilateral trade has begun in the Capital today.
During the bilateral meeting, the 15-member Nepali side is headed by Secretary at Ministry of Commerce and Supply Lalmani Joshi while 8-member Bengali team is under the leadership of Commerce Secretary Mohammad Gulam.
The meeting will discuss on the ways to allow entry of some products in the both the country's markets without any tariff and to remove difficulties emerged along the Panityanki-Kakadbhitta and Fulbari-Banglabandh route, said Secretary Joshi.
Likewise, the meeting will also hold discussion on the use of Rohanpur-Singhabad road section.
Though Bangladesh has provided Chatgaun-Modla dry port to Nepal for international trade, its use is still a far cry.
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Posted on: 2012-07-29 18:11:40
This news-'4th Nepal-Bangladesh trade talks commence' is very positive. Nepal and Bangladesh are two sovereign and friendly countries. Mutual respects, trust, economy size and cultural heritage are common factors binding their close relationship. On the background above, it can be convincing that we can be mutually benefited by entering into various socio- economic activities. Trade, joint-industrial projects, science and technology exchange programs, cultural exchange visits could be some the ventures we could enter into, of course, within the frame work of the existing bilateral/regional and international treaties. Additionally, Nepal in view of its land- locked ness geographic situation could always ask for facilitation and generosity from its friendly neighbor, India, which believes, practices and follows the highest order of democracy. India harbors common neighborhood between Nepal and Bangaldesh. In the context of trade and transit between Nepal and Bangaladesh, the intention of Indian Govt. should be participated. Because, cordial people to people level relations between Nepal and India has existed since ancient times. Nepal and Bangaladesh have to keep friendly relations with India due to our similar cultural religious traditions and geographical attachment. But sadly, India is not clear on its intention. We hope Indian Govt. can consider as a nearest neighbor country. Thank you. Dirgha Raj prasai Dirgha Raj Prasai, Kthmandu, Nepal