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China Shows Strong Interest in Major Investment in Bangladesh

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China Shows Strong Interest in Major Investment in Bangladesh

Chinese investors have expressed strong interest in making major investments in Bangladesh’s green technology, jute, textile and pharmaceutical sectors. The interest aligns with the production sector transformation plan announced by Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus as part of the government’s broader economic reform initiative.

Focus on Local Livestock to Cut Import Dependence: Adviser

Fisheries and Livestock Affairs Adviser Farida Akhter has said that the government is working toward achieving food self-sufficiency by conserving, developing and increasing the production of local livestock resources. She made the remarks on Thursday after a rally marking National Livestock Week 2025. The rally started from Manik Mia Avenue and concluded at the Sher-e-Bangla Nagar field.

Livestock’s Rising Role in Bangladesh Economy Highlighted

Interim Government Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus has once again underscored the significant role of Bangladesh’s livestock sector in the national economy, describing it as a silent yet powerful contributor to growth. In a video message delivered on Wednesday at the inauguration of National Livestock Week 2025, held at the Bangladesh–China Friendship Conference Center in Agargaon, he warned that uninterrupted production across the sector is now the most pressing challenge.