Principal reinstatement is urgent to eliminate 5 years of inconsistency: trade adviser

Commerce Advisor Sheikh Bashiruddin said, “In order to overcome the last 5 years of criminalization, policy diversion (ethical reinforce) is essential. And if we do this diversion, we have to be cognizant. Our regulators need to adopt the necessary policies.”

He said this while addressing the seminar titled 'Automobile Policy for Green Growth and Competitive Economy' jointly organized by the ERF and Policy Exchange Bangladesh at the Economic Reporters Forum (ERF) auditorium in the capital on Wednesday (June 23).

“Bulk cargo comes in our country in our country. It is a cement clinker, fertilizer or foodgrain, which is about 1 million tonnes. The seminar states that about 20 percent of our GDP is aquatic. We have to make the cash out-flow.”

He also said, “A large part of our cash out-flu is spent on foreign curb. For example, the airplane that we pay, the port cost, all the aquatic cost. Sadly, the logistics cost of our country is more than the wateristic cost of the developed country of our country. Tons will be transformed. ”

Commerce adviser, “Agriculture, industry and services are one of the controllers in the big spots of our economy. All of these are the primary enabbles of all these things. With this, utility, gas and electricity and labor productivity.

“If we think of the historical context, the names of our country where the names of our country are Ganj are Sirajganj or Munshiganj or Narayanganj, they were logistic hubs in our country. It is not known whether there are more countries in the world, where there are more than 200 rivers.” He added.

Sheikh Bashiruddin said, “We have a country of 1/5 million population. There is no mineral resources, there are demographic dividends. This large number of populations are very vibrant and productive. If we use it, then we can increase the productivity of labor if we can increase the productivity of labor and labor force.”

Referring to our policy, our policy contains a manufacture of policy, commerce adviser Sheikh Bashiruddin said, “There is a small part of the automobile. At one time the whole body has been brought from abroad in the name of production of four wheels.

Bangladesh Road Transport Authority Chairman Abu Mumtaz Saad Uddin Ahmed addressed the special guest at the seminar.

Mashroor Riaz, Chairman of the Policy Exchange Bangladesh, presented the keynote at the seminar. The panel participated in the discussion, President of Bangladesh Reconditioned Vehicle Importers and Dealers Association, Bangladesh Chamber of Industries President Anwar-ul Alam Chowdhury, Uttara Motors Chairman Motiur Rahman and Dhaka Chamber of Commerce and Industries.

Daulat Aktar Mala, president of the Economic Reporters Forum (ERF), an organization of finance and trade journalists, spoke on the occasion. ERF general secretary Abul Kashem conducted the program.