Bangladesh will graduate from Least Developed Country status to a Developing Country by 2026, an economic growth fueled by manufacturing, trade, remittances & mega projects. China has been pivotal in this growth, being Bangladesh’s largest trade partner and infrastructure investor. Bilateral trade between countries hit $24 billion in the latest fiscal year, and Chinese investments, totaling $7 billion, have funded critical infrastructure like power plants and bridges.
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Video Sections:
00:00 - Introduction
01:22 - Overview
03:08 - Bilateral Trade
05:04 - Infrastructure
07:33 - Foreign Direct Investment
09:14 - Financial Assistance
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Video Credit: BSRM,SSG - Super Star Group,Saif Powertec Ltd, AP Archive,CCTV Video News Agency, Bangladesh Bridge Authority, Ministry of Railways, NEWS24, Voice of America,Jago News, Ministry of Power, Energy & Mineral Resources, Bangladesh, Road Transport and Highways Division, Outcaste films, Bangladesh Chemical Industries, Dasherkandi Sewage Treatment Plant, ADN Telecom Limited, Huawei
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20 июл 2024
