China will give 100% duty-free facilities to Bangladesh
Staff Correspondent, More News
Published: 01:07 14 September 2024
Foreign Secretary said that China will give 100% duty-free market facilities to Bangladesh. Jasim Uddin The country will also give this benefit to other less developed countries.
China's ambassador to Dhaka, Yao Wen, said this in a courtesy meeting with Jasim Uddin at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Thursday. The Foreign Secretary gave this information to the journalists after the meeting.
The foreign secretary said, "What the Chinese ambassador told us today is that - a few days ago, in the first week of September, the Sino-African summit was held, where it was decided to give 100% duty-free market facilities to the least developed countries including Bangladesh."
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