Salahuddin Ahmed, along with Atul Keshap, led a delegation in Bangladesh, urging US businesses to increase their investment in the country.
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Salahuddin Ahmed, along with Atul Keshap, led a delegation in Bangladesh, urging US businesses to increase their investment in the country.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.US investors commit $5b to Bangladesh; ART to lower tariffs.1 source
Salahuddin Ahmed urged US businesses to increase investment in Bangladesh and led a business council delegation.1 source
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Salahuddin Ahmed
Bangladeshi politician (1962-)
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Bangladesh
country in South Asia
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- A delegation from the Confederation of Indian Industry is currently engaged in discussions with Bangladesh to enhance trade and investment ties.
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