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Thursday, December 24, 2009

Re: [ALOCHONA] Dholaikhal-made automobile parts to be exported to US



Dear Mr. Fauque Hakka hua Alamgir
Good ideas! Ridding off "dak saitey" bara,majhari,pati, pipra pati netas".

 

But words are cheap! But lets start individually with you first!

Robin Khundkar

-----Original Message-----
From: Faruque Alamgir
Sent: Dec 23, 2009 4:24 PM
To: alochona@yahoogroups.com, notun_bangladesh@yahoogroups.com, Banglar Nari , Sonar Bangladesh , MBI Munshi , Isha Khan , "Dr. Abid Bahar" , "Md. Aminul Islam" , Mo Assghar , Badrul Islam , ayubi_s786@yahoo.com, Anis Ahmed , Musfique Prodhan , zoglul@hotmail.co.uk, Bangla Zindabad , Amra Bangladesi
Subject: Re: [ALOCHONA] Dholaikhal-made automobile parts to be exported to US

 

Friends
 
Can any body or group could develop a strategy to export man power n that too very skilled,heavy weigt,light weight, with family heredity to benefit the countries who do not have those.
 
I was thinking to ease Bangladesh's  population get rid of the "BOJHA" of the hundreds of thousands of "dak saitey" bara,majhari,pati, pipra pati netas being exported to countries which lacks democrazy n the shining political sentinels like Bangladesh n develop there.
 
By thus we earn some FE as well as get rid of the heavy weight of millions of neta's in Sohorey/pothey/prantorey/ mathey/ghatey heave a sigh of relief from the goons n criminals ??
 
I am not joking unless we tame /stop the tendency of political anarchism/arsonism/
killingism plus most important one is "chamchaism/dalalism  we stand nowhere and  just centre round the rotten n vicious politics of Family/vested groups those are betraying the blood of Martyrs and starngulating the asipiration of our nation to glow as matured n dignified one in comity of nations.
 
PLEASE  HELP THE NATION N THE FUTURE GENERATION WILL BE INDEBTED FOR THE  HOLY ACT.
 
BANGLADESH  ZINDABAD
 
Faruque Alamgir
 


 
On Sun, Dec 13, 2009 at 7:16 AM, Isha Khan <bd_mailer@yahoo.com> wrote:
 

Dholaikhal-made automobile parts to be exported to US
 
Bangladesh for the first time will export potential light engineering
products to the US market, ushering in a new horizon in the country's
industrial sector.
 
Initially, three automobile samples---bumper breaker, lower control
crown and subar (rubber)---worth 15,000 US dollar (equivalent to Taka
about 11 lakh) will be exported to a US company named New Milbert
International Inc.
 
The other products including grill, moulding, piston, fender and
mirror will be exported to the US market in phases.
On the basis of quality assurance of the spare parts, Bangladesh may
get export orders worth billions of dollars to the potential US
market, Industry Ministry sources said. "Although the order worth
15,000 US dollar is small in size, it is just beginning of entrance to
the US market. If we can carry the initiative forward it will be
easier to turn the country into a digital Bangladesh as envisioned by
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina," said Industries Minister Dilip Barua at
a function in connection with the MoU signing at the BITAC's
conference room here..
 
A tripartite Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed among three
sides---the US Company, Bangladesh Industrial Technical Assistance
Centre (BITAC) and Bangladesh Engineering Industry Owners Association
(BEIOA).
 
President of BEIOA Abdur Razzaque, Additional Director of BITAC Dr
Syed Md. Ihsanul Karim and managing partner of New Milbert
International Inc Nishan Rahim inked the paper on behalf of their
respective sides.
 
With director general of BITAC Ashish Kumar Paul in the chair, the
function was addressed, among others, by director of BITAC Shahjahan
Ali and president of Bangladeshi Society in New York M Aziz.
Dilip Barua said the government is working for turning Bangladesh into
an industry-thrived country by discouraging stopping mills and
factories like the previous governments did.
In doing so, he said, a draft of the long-cherished industry policy
has already been formulated.
 
The present administration wants to play a facilitating role instead
of regulator and that is why it plans to cut export tax of
entrepreneurs, said Dilip Barua.
 
The industries minister underscored the need for ensuring quality of
products rather than maximizing profit.Nisham Rahim termed the order as a simple and said the order could be billions of dollars if the government provides the exporters with necessary supports including 10 percent cash incentive and low interest rates.
 
Dr Ihsanul Karim said there is no alternative to implement Vision-
2021 to make the country industrialized. He suggested for engaging the
large number of the country's manpower in the potential light
engineering sector.
 
Abdur Razzaque claimed that the sample products to be exported to the
US market are as good as the products of Taiwan and India.
He listed infrastructures and utility shortages as major hurdles in
the way of making more foreign direct investment (FDI) in the country.




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