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Hi-Tech Park, Sylhet, struggles to meet industrialization targets amid infrastructure…

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 22

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What happened

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The National Economic Council approved the Hi-Tech Park, Sylhet, in March 2016, with an estimated cost of Tk 336 crore. However, reports indicate the park is struggling to meet its goals, with only 400 jobs created against a target of 20,000 and attracting Tk 300 crore in investment against a target of Tk 1,500 crore.

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Why it matters

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The park was intended to industrialize Sylhet’s economy and capitalize on its proximity to India’s northeastern states. Current issues, including gas shortages and unreliable electricity, are undermining business expansion and the fulfillment of promised commitments.

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Who's involved

National Economic CouncilApproved the Hi-Tech Park project

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The entities involved

Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources
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