The population of Dhaka is growing by a little over four percent per year and stands in its wider metropolitan area at an
Lately Dhaka's transport scenario has been deteriorating visibly under fast growing urbanisation, despite a number of transport
Housing is a basic need for civilised living. In a developing country like Bangladesh –housing inadequacies and backlog have been
There are more or less walls in every city, but maybe there are more of them in this city – Dhaka. Whoever – be it the higher,
Residence is one of the basic needs of human beings. The right to live in one's own is a fundamental right of people and it is internationally recognised.
There is a construction boom going on in the country at the moment. Residential houses are being built, office and factory buildings
Ensuring better infrastructure ranked the top priority in the Dhaka Apparel Summit 2014 to reach USD 50 billion apparel export target by 2021.
Proper price and market structure is the key for ensuring the uninterrupted quality supply of any product.
The population of Dhaka is growing by a little over four percent per year and stands in its wider metropolitan area at an
Lately Dhaka's transport scenario has been deteriorating visibly under fast growing urbanisation, despite a number of transport
Housing is a basic need for civilised living. In a developing country like Bangladesh –housing inadequacies and backlog have been
There are more or less walls in every city, but maybe there are more of them in this city – Dhaka. Whoever – be it the higher,
There is a construction boom going on in the country at the moment. Residential houses are being built, office and factory buildings
Residence is one of the basic needs of human beings. The right to live in one's own is a fundamental right of people and it is internationally recognised.
Ensuring better infrastructure ranked the top priority in the Dhaka Apparel Summit 2014 to reach USD 50 billion apparel export target by 2021.
Proper price and market structure is the key for ensuring the uninterrupted quality supply of any product.
The year 2014 was meant to be a year of change for Bangladesh. But that promise had been left behind and when seen in a political
Economic diplomacy is inseparable from political diplomacy. In the broader context of foreign policy and diplomacy the objectives are
