Bangladesh to be made ceramic hub, says Dilip
Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha . Dhaka
Industries minister Dilip Barua Thursday said Bangladesh would be made the hub of ceramic goods production in the world.
‘The government would extend all sorts of cooperation to flourish the potentials ceramic industries in the country,’ he said.
The minister said this when leaders of Bangladesh Ceramic Ware Manufacturers Association (BCWMA) called on him at his office here on Thursday, an official handout said.
The industries minister advised the BCWMA leaders to produce quality ceramic products utilising low labour cost and export those to the developed countries by using the opportunity of world economic meltdown.
The leaders highlighted the contributions of ceramic industries to the national economy as well as employment generation. If the government extends its help, the country’s ceramic industry could capture world’s top place within shortest possible time by producing quality ceramic products, the leaders said.
During the meeting, they also drew attention of the minister for providing easy utility services like electricity, gas and better communication for the growth of ceramic industries in the country.
The leaders said Bangladeshi ceramic products have a great demand in the developed countries including neighbouring India.
The association leaders also urged the minister to issue health certificate from BSTI to help enter Bangladeshi ceramic products to European markets. here you would like to read my another post Indian Ceramic Industry: Cheaper Than European Countries
Dilip Barua said the government has given top priority to the growth of local industries for achieving economic prosperity and creation of job opportunities. In this connection, he said, ship building, ceramic, light engineering and small and medium enterprises are in the priority list of the government.
BSTI director general M Azmal Hossain, vice-president and BCWMA general secretary Iftekhar Uddin Farhad and Moinul Islam respectively were present on the occasion.
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Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha . Dhaka
Industries minister Dilip Barua Thursday said Bangladesh would be made the hub of ceramic goods production in the world.
‘The government would extend all sorts of cooperation to flourish the potentials ceramic industries in the country,’ he said.
The minister said this when leaders of Bangladesh Ceramic Ware Manufacturers Association (BCWMA) called on him at his office here on Thursday, an official handout said.
The industries minister advised the BCWMA leaders to produce quality ceramic products utilising low labour cost and export those to the developed countries by using the opportunity of world economic meltdown.
The leaders highlighted the contributions of ceramic industries to the national economy as well as employment generation. If the government extends its help, the country’s ceramic industry could capture world’s top place within shortest possible time by producing quality ceramic products, the leaders said.
During the meeting, they also drew attention of the minister for providing easy utility services like electricity, gas and better communication for the growth of ceramic industries in the country.
The leaders said Bangladeshi ceramic products have a great demand in the developed countries including neighbouring India.
The association leaders also urged the minister to issue health certificate from BSTI to help enter Bangladeshi ceramic products to European markets. here you would like to read my another post Indian Ceramic Industry: Cheaper Than European Countries
Dilip Barua said the government has given top priority to the growth of local industries for achieving economic prosperity and creation of job opportunities. In this connection, he said, ship building, ceramic, light engineering and small and medium enterprises are in the priority list of the government.
BSTI director general M Azmal Hossain, vice-president and BCWMA general secretary Iftekhar Uddin Farhad and Moinul Islam respectively were present on the occasion.
Resource: Bangladesh to be made ceramic hub, says Dilip
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