Why Bangladesh is Your Investment Destination?
Bangladesh emerged as an independent and sovereign country in 1971 following a nine month war of liberation.
It
is one of the largest deltas of the world with a total area of 147,570
sq. km. With a unique communal harmony, Bangladesh has a population of
about 152.51 million, making it one of the densely populated countries
of the world. The majority (over 88%) of the people are Muslim. Over 98%
of the people speak in Bangla. English, however, is widely spoken. The
country is covered with a network of rivers and canals forming a maze of
interconnecting channels. Being an active partner, Bangladesh plays
vital role in the international and regional forum, particularly in
the UN, Commonwealth and South Asian Association of Regional Cooperation
(SAARC).
Gross Domestic Product
For
almost two decades, Bangladesh has experienced a solid economic growth.
A gradual structural transformation is primarily stirring the
agricultural Gross Domestic Product (GDP) share, yet this trigger is
also making an impact to the service sector and slightly to the industry
sector.On one hand, there is a middle-class on the rise, and on the
other hand, there is a working poor decline. This does not mean they are
ahead of the rest of the South Asia region’s average. As they
experience a weakness in both their environment of doing business and
governance structures; in a similar stand, law enforcements have not
been strengthen. As a result, Bangladesh faces a period of turmoil due
to various trade union right violations.
GDP total:
$112.00 bn (at current prices 2011-12)
$112.00 bn (at current prices 2011-12)
GDP growth rate (%):
6.12 (at constant prices 2013-14)
6.12 (at constant prices 2013-14)
International reserves:
$21590.00 bn (Nov, 2014)
$21590.00 bn (Nov, 2014)
Total exports:
$30.18 bn (2013-14)
$30.18 bn (2013-14)
GDP per capita:
$1192 (at current prices 2014-15)
$1192 (at current prices 2014-15)
FDI Inflows:
$1181 bn (Jan-Sep 2014)
$1181 bn (Jan-Sep 2014)
Currency:
BDT (1 BDT=$0.0121) (avg 2011-12)
BDT (1 BDT=$0.0121) (avg 2011-12)
Total imports:
$36.99 bn (2013-14)
$36.99 bn (2013-14)
Annual report 2009-10
Bangladesh Power Development Board
Bangladesh Power Development Board
Total electricity production during 2010
Installed capacity as of June of the year.
Generation capability is the Maximum available generation capacity after maintenance outage in the year.
Demand forecast is the Base Forecast of PSMP-2005.
The dates of maximum demand served and maximum available generation capacity may not be the same
Generation capability is the Maximum available generation capacity after maintenance outage in the year.
Demand forecast is the Base Forecast of PSMP-2005.
The dates of maximum demand served and maximum available generation capacity may not be the same
Connected to the world
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Location:
Between 200 34′ and 260 38′ north
latitude and between 880 01′
and 920 41′ east longitude.
Area:
56,977 sq. miles or 147,570 sq. km.
Area:
56,977 sq. miles or 147,570 sq. km.
Territorial water:
12 nautical miles Territorial Sea
200 nautical miles Economic Zone.
In Bangladesh, we don’t have extreme
temperature changes. We have six seasons: Summer, The Rainy season,
Autumn, Late Autumn, Winter and The Spring. But we have over 8 different
microclimates that combined with fertile grounds, provide the ideal
conditions to grow, process, pack and export some of the best exotic
fruits, vegetables and crops for the most demanding palates in the food
industry. Our weather does not stop regular business operations. We
never stop working because of blizzards or heat waves. We’re even rarely
heavily affected by tropical storms in the Caribbean.
A treasure of biodiversity
Bangladesh
encompasses only 0.03% of the world’s surface, but is the home of 5% of
Earth’s biodiversity. The country has many different kinds of forests,
from the dry ones in the southern pacific to the famous rain forests,
making it a breathing live lab.
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