61. Trade Center - Hayes (Bangladesh) Ltd. Most of them wants to know the bangladesh government Regulations on doing business in Bangladesh or opening up a jointventure. http://www.hayes-bd.com/trade/trade.htm

Special Services For Bangladeshis Living Abroad Over the years we have noticed that our overseas partners had questionnaires about the trade information in Bangladesh. Most of them wants to know the Bangladesh Government Regulations on doing business in Bangladesh or opening up a joint-venture. We believe that our prospective partners should get the clear picture of the trade scenario in Bangladesh and also be aware of our business and sales policies. These things make easier for companies aiming to do business in Bangladesh. Most of the information given here will not only benefit companies who wants to do trade with HBL but also those who wants general information about trade in Bangladesh. Click on Trade Information to get the necessary information for both Bangladesh and HBL. Trade Shows section will give you the information about the various trade shows in which HBL has participated over the years and awards that it has achieved. This year we are participating on Dhaka International Trade Fair (DITF) 2002 which started from the 12th of January. This page will have the regular update about the DITF 2002 proceedings.

62. Bangladesh Government: From The All Country Info Reference Guide To Country Fact Free reference information on bangladesh government. http://www.allcountryinfo.org/bangladesh/bangladesh_government/bangladesh_govern

University of Phoenix The fastest growing school in the world. Highly career-focused education , designed to accelerate the careers of working professionals. Both campus-based and online. Wide range of degrees, programs, locations. Bangladesh Government Bangladesh Government : A summary of information about Bangladesh Government, from government research data as well as independent research and other sources. You are here: All Countries Bangladesh Bangladesh: Government Country name conventional long form: People's Republic of Bangladesh conventional short form: Bangladesh former: East Pakistan Data code BG Government type republic Capital Dhaka Administrative divisions 5 divisions; Barisal, Chittagong, Dhaka, Khulna, Rajshahi note: there may be one additional division named Sylhet Independence 16 December 1971 (from Pakistan) National holiday Independence Day, 26 March (1971) Constitution 4 November 1972, effective 16 December 1972, suspended following coup of 24 March 1982, restored 10 November 1986, amended many times Legal system based on English common law Suffrage 18 years of age; universal

63. BBC NEWS | South Asia | Bangladesh Government : One Year On Prime Minister Khaleda Zia s four party coalition completes a year in office amid growing criticism from the opposition that it has failed to deliver key http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/2320591.stm

NEWS SPORT WEATHER WORLD SERVICE ... A-Z INDEX SEARCH You are in: South Asia News Front Page Africa Americas ... Programmes SERVICES Daily E-mail News Ticker Mobile/PDAs Text Only ... Help LANGUAGES EDITIONS Change to UK Friday, 11 October, 2002, 16:47 GMT 17:47 UK Bangladesh Government : One year on The government has failed to reverse lawlessness By Alastair Lawson-Tancred BBC correspondent in Dhaka Senior ministers of the four - party coalition of Prime Minister Khaleda Zia in Bangladesh are celebrating the first anniversary of their election victory. The government has had a mixed twelve months. Until this nexus between crime and politics is broken, Bangladesh is going to make in-roads in the battle against crime Debapriya Bhattacharya, Political commentator It has failed to deliver on one of its key election pledges - to improve law and order - but has made progress in cleaning up the environment and strengthening the economy. Nevertheless, it is the failure to reverse growing lawlessness in Bangladesh that is causing the most concern. The Bangladesh Nationalist Party of Mrs Zia realised the importance of this issue before and during the election.

64. Bangladesh: Government Must Stem Growing Tide Of Violence Amnesty International UK is the UK section of the international human rights membership organisation, Amnesty International. http://www.amnesty.org.uk/news/press/15558.shtml

This is an Amnesty International news release published on 24th August, 2004 See also: Abuses by police Bangladesh for more information If you are a UK-based journalist and require further information please call the AIUK Press Office on 020 7814 6238 or e-mail press@amnesty.org.uk If you are a journalist based outside the UK, please contact your local AI section If you are not a journalist, but would like to contact AI, please visit our contact pages for further details. Bangladesh: Government must stem growing tide of violence Amnesty International today (24 August 2004) expressed serious concern for the safety and security of people taking part in demonstrations in Bangladesh this week, and called for a full investigation into recent violence in the country. The demonstrations have been called by the Awami League to protest against bomb attacks on their leadership last Saturday. The bombings left at least 19 people dead and some 300 wounded. Following the attacks, police used excessive force against party activists at the scene. Amnesty International said: “The Bangladeshi government has a clear responsibility to ensure that people attending these demonstrations are protected. A thorough and impartial investigation must also be carried out into Saturday’s bomb attacks. This must include an examination of why police personnel resorted to beating party activists at the scene of the bomb attacks, and why police officers reportedly refused to register a complaint against the attacks by survivors.”

65. OneWorld South Asia Home - Bangladesh Government And UN Body Ink ICT Pact The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has signed an MoU with the bangladesh government, agreeing to provide US$ 2.3 million assistance for http://southasia.oneworld.net/article/view/112737/1/6771

OneWorld South Asia Home Search for OneWorld Network Africa Canada South Asia SouthEast Europe UK United States Austria Finland Italy Latin America Netherlands Spain AIDSChannel Digital Opportunity Kids Channel LearningChannel NEWS IN DEPTH PARTNERS GET INVOLVED ... OUR NETWORK 19 September 2005 Welcome to OneWorld South Asia. Bringing together a network of people and groups working for human rights and sustainable development from across the globe. MDG Themes Education Gender Health Environment ... Governance In Depth Country Guides Topic Guides Get Involved Events Campaigns Partners About Partnership OWSA Partners Join us! About OWSA History Trustees Strategic Partners Contact Us OWSA's Areas of Work Grassroots Communication Knowledge for Development Research and Analysis Policy Advocacy ... Capacity Building OWSA Publications Mainstreaming ICTs Ekam Lokam Other Publications Supported by About OneWorld Bangladesh government and UN body ink ICT pact The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has signed an MoU with the Bangladesh government, agreeing to provide US$ 2.3 million assistance for facilitating Support to ICT Task Force (SICT) programme initiatives of the Planning Division. The support will further strengthen government's plan of enhancing its e-governance activities through linking key policy-making and monitoring institutions.

66. OneWorld South Asia Home / News - Thousands Arrested In Bangladesh Government Cr last week the bangladesh government arrested nearly 15000 people in the capital Thousands Arrested in bangladesh government Crackdown. Sharier Khan http://southasia.oneworld.net/article/view/84517/1/

OneWorld South Asia Home News Search for OneWorld Network Africa Canada South Asia SouthEast Europe UK United States Austria Finland Italy Latin America Netherlands Spain AIDSChannel Digital Opportunity Kids Channel LearningChannel NEWS IN DEPTH PARTNERS GET INVOLVED ... OUR NETWORK 19 September 2005 OneWorld South Asia and British Council India launch e-discussion on Gender and MDGs News Today's Headlines Education Gender Environment ... Contact Us Thousands Arrested in Bangladesh Government Crackdown Sharier Khan OneWorld South Asia 26 April 2004 DHAKA, Apr 26 (OneWorld) - In a flagrant violation of human rights and Constitutional guidelines, last week the Bangladesh government arrested nearly 15,000 people in the capital Dhaka, in a bid to foil an agitation by the country's opposition party. Worse, almost all those arrested were aged between 15 and 30 years, and were not even remotely connected with politics. Many of them had just arrived in the capital from other districts for job interviews, some to consult doctors or give examinations, while some were just visitors. Others were ordinary citizens of Dhaka arrested enroute to work. Standing outside the Dhaka Central Jail, 40-year-old widow Kulsum, cries, "My son is only 15 and he works in a factory. He does not belong to any party."

67. Asian Labour Update: Bangladesh - Human Rights In Export Processing Zones the bangladesh government had signed an agreement with the US Trade trade unions would also be a breach of contract by the bangladesh government, http://www.amrc.org.hk/Arch/3803.html

Editorial: EPZs - Exporting Women's Rights Asia-Latin America Women's Exchange ... REGIONAL ROUNDUP BANGLADESH: HUMAN RIGHTS IN EXPORT PROCESSING ZONES By Abdullah Siddiqui, Centre for Micro Studies-CMS Export Processing Zones (EPZ) are set up by the Bangladesh Export Processing Zones Authority (BEPZA), established on 26 December 1980, becoming operational on 15 April 1981. The BEPZA has (i) a Board of Governors whose chairperson is the prime minister; (ii) an Executive Board; and (iii) a Consultative Committee which advises the Executive. The Chittagong EPZ and Dhaka EPZ Savar are operational, while EPZs (Korean) in Comilla, Ishwardi, Mongla and Chittagong across the river are likely to be operational in the near future. The main purpose of the BEPZA is to promote foreign investment, for which liberal facilities and incentives are offered to the investors. Foreign investment is expected to result in export promotion, employment creation, technology upgrade, and skills promotion among the workers. The two EPZs are at Chittagong (operational since 1984) and Dhaka (operational since 1993-94). At the beginning of the current century, 142 factories were in operation and 111 units were in the process of being set up in the Dhaka and Chittagong EPZS. Of these 253 units, 132 were owned by foreign nationals, 60 were joint ventures and 61 were owned by Bangladeshi investors.

68. Bangladesh Government, Bangladesh Had the government of Bangladesh imported this grain itself, the total fiscal cost would have been about $185 million. The private sector s share in food http://creekin.net/k6042-n15-bangladesh-government-bangladesh.html

Creekin.net World Travel Information Source Countries About Us Contact Bangladesh Government Bangladesh Principal Locations Barisal Bogra Chittagong Comilla ... Tangail Resources Bangladesh Net Bangladesh High Commission Ottawa Travel Bangladesh Bangladesh Info ... Dhaka Bangladesh Bangladesh Government Bangladesh Yellow Page Daily Star Bangladesh The Economy Of Bangladesh Bangladesh Photo ... Bangladesh Tv Bangladesh Government Bangladesh (06/05) The president, while chief of state, holds a largely ceremonial post; the real power is held by the prime minister, who is head of government. The president is elected by the legislature (Parliament) every 5 years. The president's normally circumscribed powers are substantially expanded during the tenure of a caretaker government. (Under the 13th Amendment, which the Parliament passed in March 1996, a caretaker government assumes power temporarily to oversee general elections after dissolution of the Parliament.) In the caretaker government, the president has control over the Ministry of Defense, the authority to declare a state of emergency, and the power to dismiss the Chief Adviser and other members of the caretaker government. Once elections have been held and a new government and Parliament are in place, the president's powers and position revert to their largely ceremonial role. ... [ Read More V. Country Narratives Countries A through G

69. Bangladesh Government Embarks On Ambitious Plan To Give IT Sector A Boos bangladesh government embarks on ambitious plan to give IT sector a boost. To sasia-it@lists.apnic.net ; Subject bangladesh government embarks on http://www.apnic.net/mailing-lists/s-asia-it/archive/2003/04/msg00015.html

Resource services Training Meetings Membership ... Internet community You're here: Home Mailing Lists s-asia-it/ Quick Links Site Map IPv4 requests IPv4 guide IPv6 requests ASN requests Whois Reverse DNS guide Contacting APNIC APNIC employment APNIC mail lists Date Prev Date Next Thread Prev Thread Next ... Thread Index Bangladesh Government embarks on ambitious plan to give IT sector a boost To s-asia-it@lists.apnic.net Subject : Bangladesh Government embarks on ambitious plan to give IT sector a boost From : "Miraj Khaled" < khaled@bttb.net.bd Date : Mon, 7 Apr 2003 21:27:53 +0600 List-archive http://www.apnic.net/mailing-lists/s-asia-it/ List-help mailto:s-asia-it-request@lists.apnic.net?subject=help List-id List-post mailto:s-asia-it@lists.apnic.net List-subscribe http://mailman.apnic.net/mailman/listinfo/s-asia-it mailto:s-asia-it-request@lists.apnic.net?subject=subscribe List-unsubscribe http://mailman.apnic.net/mailman/listinfo/s-asia-it mailto:s-asia-it-request@lists.apnic.net?subject=unsubscribe Reply-to : "Miraj Khaled" < khaled@bttb.net.bd

70. AsiaMedia :: BANGLADESH: Government Looking For Local Aides To New York Times Ma Intelligence agencies track sources outside of Dhaka after government refutes magazine s report that Bangladesh is becoming safe haven for Islamist http://www.asiamedia.ucla.edu/article.asp?parentid=20114

71. Asia Pacific Regional EGM - Country Paper: Bangladesh (2) bangladesh government made declaration of Education for All and introduced To support the work of disability issue bangladesh government formed a http://www.worldenable.net/bangkok2003/paperbangladesh2.htm

Expert Group Meeting and Seminar on an International Convention to Protect and Promote the Rights and Dignity of Persons with Disabilities Bangkok, Thailand, 2-4 June 2003 Main Programme Materials Online Bangkok Materials: Seminar Documentation Online resources Bangladesh (2): Towards right-base approaches for the Persons with Disabilities (PWD's) Farida yesmin Executive Director Dhaka, Bangladesh. Introduction: Bangladesh is a developing country of 134 million people where poverty exists at a large scale and resources are extensively limited. The rate of unemployment is very high. Unstable political situation can't create an atmosphere of industrialization. Illiteracy, overpopulation and lack of proper health facilities are delaying our socio-economic development. With these limitations Bangladesh entered into another decade for the Persons with Disabilities (PWD's) along with the world. As a developing country we could not reach many things, after that there are some area of development which get priority and have some achievement. Like Gender issue, Ethnic group. But in the context of other development issue still disability is not a cross cutting issue. Legislation and right based development: The people's republic of Bangladesh enacted the legislation in 2001 to protect the rights of the PWD's. The Act call "Disability Welfare Act-2001". The legislation includes formation of legislative bodies both at national and district levels. This also include definitions of different disabilities, provision for access to right based development. The national policy on Disability 1995 indicated creation of options for proper scope and strengths for the involvement of people with Disability in the mainstream development. Bangladesh government made declaration of " Education for All" and introduced compulsory primary education through constitutional means.

72. Regional: Asia: Bangladesh: Government And Politics - Open Site Regional Asia bangladesh government and Politics Open Site. http://open-site.org/Regional/Asia/Bangladesh/Government_and_Politics/

Open Site The Open Encyclopedia Project home submit content become an editor the entire directory only in Bangladesh/Government_and_Politics Top Regional Asia Bangladesh : Government and Politics See also: Regional: Asia: Government and Politics This category needs an editor - apply here Open Site Code 0.5.3 robot company. Visit our sister sites dmoz.org mozilla.org chefmoz.org musicmoz.org ... edit

73. Support Of Bangladesh Government To Promote Exports Motto of the Government of Bangladesh (GOB) is poverty alleviation. And thus GOB has taken lots of measures to achieve her target. http://www.bdexport.com/gov_supt.html

SUPPORT OF BANGLADESH GOVERNMENT Motto of the Government of Bangladesh (GOB) is poverty alleviation. And thus GOB has taken lots of measures to achieve her target. Promotion of export is one of those major tasks that the GOB is performing. Government is encouraging wholeheartedly all export oriented government or non-government bodies like EPB (Export Promotion Bureau), BOI (Board of Investment), BGMEA (Bangladesh Garments Manufacturers and Exporters Association), DCCI (Dhaka Chamber and Commerce Industries) and lot of others. Production acceleration is required for expansion of trade. GOB is giving lot of emphasis on this issue and supporting all the way. Both local and foreign investments are cordially invited and supported by the GOB. To boost up exports, Ministry of Commerce of GOB has made an Export Policy for the period of 1997 to 2002. Objective of the export Policy Strategies of the export Policy Export Promotion Councils / Committees Export Incentives ... Export Target A few principal objectives of the policy are : To achieve optimum national growth through increase of exports to regional and international market.

74. CNN.com - Bangladesh Government Blames Opposition Leader For Fatal Blast - June Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Sunday said her predecessor the leader of the opposition played a role in an bomb attack on a local office of the http://asia.cnn.com/2001/WORLD/asiapcf/south/06/17/bangladesh.blast.05/

MAINPAGE EUROPE WORLD WEATHER ... SPORT EDITIONS: CNN.com U.S.: Sections CNN.com Asia set default edition MULTIMEDIA: video audio showcase E-MAIL: Subscribe to one of our news e-mail lists Enter your address: SERVICES: CNN on AvantGo desktop news ticker more services CNN WEB SITES: local languages: German Italian Danish Spanish ... Arabic DISCUSSION: message boards feedback SITE INFO: search ad info jobs CNN NETWORKS: CNN Radio CNN anchors transcripts Turner distribution TIME INC. SITES: Go To ... WEB SERVICES: Bangladesh government blames opposition leader for fatal blast Home Minister Mohammad Nasim comforts injured lawmaker Shamin Osman after the attack DHAKA, Bangladesh (CNN) Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Sunday said her predecessor the leader of the opposition played a role in an bomb attack on a local office of the country's ruling Awami League. Saturday's blast in the riverport city of Narayanganj killed 22 people and injured roughly 100 others. Hasina, who has blamed right-wing leaders for earlier blasts, cited Khaleda Zia a former prime minister and leader of the rightist Bangladesh Nationalist Party in connection with Sunday's bombing. She made her comments to parliament and in a subsequent television interview. COUNTRY PROFILE At a glance: Bangladesh Provided by CountryWatch.com

75. The Threat Of Islamic Extremism To Bangladesh The bangladesh government s current measures against Islamic extremists And unless the bangladesh government acts to crack down on extremism and http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1451376/posts

Free Republic Home Browse Search ... PINR ^ Posted on 07/26/2005 11:51:06 PM PDT by Srirangan The Bangladesh government's current measures against Islamic extremists operating on its soil could put the country's interests in danger. With conditions in the country conducive to the spread of Islamic extremism, the government's relaxed approach to this issue could enhance Bangladesh's attractiveness as a haven for terrorists fleeing counter-terrorism operations elsewhere. Incidents of extremism and terrorism have witnessed a sharp increase in Bangladesh in recent years, with the number of attacks last year exceeding the total number of incidents in the preceding five years. Most of the attacks have been directed against religious minorities, secular intellectuals and journalists as well as against politicians belonging to secular parties and leftist activists. Islamist extremists have sought to impose an Islamic way of life on people in rural areas, often through the use of force. Women have been coerced into veiling themselves and men have been forced to grow beards and wear skull caps. Many who defy these rules have been tortured and killed. Cultural groups and cinema halls have been targeted as well. In August 2004, a bomb blast at a rally being addressed by Sheikh Hasina Wajed, former prime minister and leader of the secular, center-left Awami League, killed 21 people and injured hundreds. This was the second attempt on her life, the first being in 2000 when she was prime minister. In January this year, former finance minister Shah M.S. Kibria, also of the Awami League, was assassinated.

76. Guide To The Current South Asian Official Publications In The British Library bangladesh government gazette. Hard copy holdings 19741985 ISBA 119/34. Summary of bangladesh government expenditure and receipts. http://www.bl.uk/collections/social/saop-b.html

Home Collections Social sciences print ... Guide to the current South Asian official publications in the British Library Guide to the current South Asian official publications in the British Library Bangladesh Government web gateway National budget Holdings: 1986/87- ISBA 119/138 The budget is in 3 sections: Demands for grants and appropriations. Budget in brief. 3 Consolidated fund receipts and many tables. Annual budget - budget speech - Bangladesh Holdings: 1978/79; 1980/81- [Some issues missing] ISBA 119/73 The Bangladesh code Holdings: Vol. 1- ISBA 119/461 The Code covers all legislation passed during each year. Bangladesh economic review Holdings: 1996- ISBA 119/103 Continuation of: Bangladesh economic survey Holdings: 1971/73-1993/94 [some issues missing] ISBA 119/3 A survey of economic and social development in the country during the year, with many statistical tables. Bangladesh export statistics Holdings: 1976/77- ISBA 119/67 An annual publication which provides statistical information on Bangladesh exports in the form of tables, charts and graphs. Bangladesh government gazette Hard copy holdings: 1974-1985 OGB 15 Microform holdings: 1967-1996 SPR.Mic.B.133

77. Looking For A Strategic Umbrella? Although the bangladesh government has not yet rejected the proposal outright and In addition, the bangladesh government is not happy with the idea of http://www.frontlineonnet.com/fl1516/15160550.htm

India's National Magazine From the publishers of THE HINDU Vol. 15 :: No. 16 :: Aug. 1 - 14, 1998 WORLD AFFAIRS Looking for a strategic umbrella? Bangladesh has not ruled out further negotiations with the U.S. on a Status of Forces Agreement, but it is reconsidering the implications of such an agreement. The nuclear tests conducted by India and Pakistan are a major factor here. HAROON HABIB in Dhaka A DEBATE is raging in Bangladesh on the advisability or otherwise of entering into a Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) with the United States. Given the close relations that the Awami League Government headed by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina had maintained with the U.S. administration ever since it came to power in mid-1996, it seemed at one point that Bangladesh would sign the agreement unhesitatingly. It was believed that the agreement would be signed during President Bill Clinton's scheduled visit to Bangladesh later this year. However, after mulling over the issue for months, the Sheikh Hasina Government has indicated that the prospects of its signing the agreement are "bleak". In its reckoning, Bangladesh has nothing to gain by signing SOFA in its present form; if anything, the agreement would be detrimental to the country's interests. The agreement was proposed by the U.S. diplomat Bill Richardson, during his visit to Bangladesh earlier this year. The issue came up for discussion during the visit of the U.S. Army chief, Gen. Dennis Reimer. Although the Bangladesh Government has not yet rejected the proposal outright and shut the door on negotiations with the U.S., the fact that a process of rethink is under way is considered significant.

78. Report And Reality The bangladesh government denies a report that it sheltered fleeing Al Qaeda fighters, The bangladesh government, she said, was a staunch member of the http://www.frontlineonnet.com/fl1923/stories/20021122001705400.htm

Volume 19 - Issue 23, November 09 - 22 2002 India's National Magazine from the publishers of THE HINDU Home Contents WORLD AFFAIRS Report and reality HAROON HABIB in Dhaka The Bangladesh government denies a report that it sheltered fleeing Al Qaeda fighters, but the episode points to the growing fundamentalist tendencies in the country. RAFIQUR RAHMAN/REUTERS Islamic activists support Prime Minister Khaleda Zia at a rally held in Dhaka on October 12 to mark one year of her government. IS Bangladesh turning into a `hotbed' of religious extremism? It would appear so, going by a report in the October 21 issue of Time magazine. The report, titled `Deadly cargo', drew vehement protests from the four-party alliance government in Dhaka. The protest was essentially against the allegation that in December 2001, even as U.S. Air Force planes were pounding the Taliban stronghold of southern Afghanistan, especially in the Tora Bora mountains, a ship, m.v. Mecca dropped by at the outer port of Chittagong carrying some 150 Al Qaeda fighters, from Pakistan.

79. Bangladesh Government Urged To Investigate Murder (ITGLWF Web Site) bangladesh government UGED TO INVESTIGATE MURDER Bangladesh Prime Minister Begum Khaleda Zia has been asked to conduct an urgent investigation into the http://www.itglwf.org/displaydocument.asp?DocType=Press&Index=766&Language=EN

80. Narinjara News bangladesh government awards stipends to 153 Arakanese students from Cox’s Bazaar. The bangladesh government awarded a yearly stipend to 153 Arakanese http://www.ibiblio.org/obl/docs3/NN2005-06.13b.htm

Narinjara News Cox’s Bazar 13 June 2005 Bangladesh government awards stipends to 153 Arakanese students from Cox’s Bazaar The Bangladesh government awarded a yearly stipend to 153 Arakanese students in Cox’s Bazaar on 9 June, according to a report of Rakhine Buddhist Welfare Association in Bangladesh (RBWA). The stipend award is part of a program of the Bangladesh government, to provide direct support to minority students in Bangladesh The ceremony was held in the hall room of RBWA in Cox’s Bazaar, with over 200 Arakanese students and their parents in attendance. In the ceremony, Harbibu Rarhaman , Cox’s Bazaar District Deputy Commissioner, awarded the stipend to the students. Over 70 students from classes 6 to 10 received 450 Taka, while about 30 students from Class 10 to University level received 700 taka per year. U Maung Kyaw Min, president of RBWA, and several Arakanese community leaders also attended in the ceremony. The stipend has been granted to the Arakanese students after RBWA recently requested the government of Bangladesh to help support the students, said a RBWA leader. It was learnt that the program will be continued in the near future to assist rural Arakanese students from Tawdigya village

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