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Home›Green Marine›Shipping deal likely during PM’s visit to Singapore
Green Marine

March 13, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Shipping deal likely during PM’s visit to Singapore

A bilateral maritime agreement between Bangladesh and Singapore will be high on agenda when Prime Minister Khaleda Zia embarks on a two-day visit to the South East Asian country March 20. “The shipping agreement will be signed on March 21 to reduce 15 per cent shipping cost with a country (Singapore

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A bilateral maritime agreement between Bangladesh and Singapore will be high on agenda when Prime Minister Khaleda Zia embarks on a two-day visit to the South East Asian country March 20. “The shipping agreement will be signed on March 21 to reduce 15 per cent shipping cost with a country (Singapore) that accounts for nearly 60 per cent of our export and import,” said a senior Shipping Ministry official.

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