Showing posts with label Industry. Show all posts
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Monday, March 14, 2016

Rajshahi Car Factory



Car factory in Rajshahi

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RAJSHAHI, May 22, 2015 (BSS)- Rajshahi, a potential place for industrialization, is going to get a car (automobile) factory with foreign investment.

Three famous Korean car manufacturing companies have taken the initiative in cooperation with Ena Group in Bangladesh. To hasten the process, an 11-member team from the three companies- Zinwao, BMG and KRW- is scheduled to visit Rajshahi.
Dr Muslem Uddin, Deputy Managing Director of Ena Group, told the local journalists that the initiative has been taken as part of establishing industries in the hitherto neglected Rajshahi.

He also said Rajshahi BSCIC Industrial estate has been selected for the venture. The team will visit the site to gather knowledge about trade and business here on Sunday next.
Chairman of Ena Group Engineer Enamul Haque, MP, said on commissioning of the factory trade and business in Rajshahi will be expanded besides creating employment opportunities.
Meanwhile, Md Muniruzzaman, President of Rajshahi Chamber of Commerce and Industry, termed the venture as laudable and called for more foreign investment in the region.

He said more foreign investment towards industrialization, especially agriculture and its processing sector in the region has become an urgent need for making the sector more vibrant besides encouraging the growers, chamber leaders and economists here said.

He viewed if the investment were enhanced substantially the agricultural sector coupled with ICT sector will bring an unprecedented success for the region. Quick implementation of the proposed Hi-tech Park in Rajshahi could be the effective means of flourishing the agro-based economy.

Time has come to consider the issue of foreign investment in Rajshahi's agriculture and its problems and prospects to find out a reasonable solution in this regard.

Apart from this, farmers-friendly banking has become an urgent need for strengthening the agro-based economy of the region thereby the agricultural products can enrich the export-list more besides minimizing the existing gap between export and import.

Quoting the official records, the chamber leader said volume of total foreign investment in Rajshahi since 1971 to 2014 is only 0.014 percent. The figure is very negligible towards enriching the export list besides minimizing the existing gap between export and import.

Referring to the existing statistics in various developed and developing countries he said foreign investment is always supportive towards raising value labourers besides boosting their numbers.

He underscored the need for setting up agro-processing industries to ensure maximum utilization of agricultural products.

Establishment of agro-processing industries would encourage the farmers to grow more high valued products for their higher income. He termed the industrialization as the most relevant indicator of the country's progress and prosperity.

The agro-based industries constitute about 50 percent of the country's total industries, employing 60 percent of the total labor forces in the industrial sector.




Sunday, March 13, 2016

Factory of Rajshahi



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    Factory of silk
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RAJSHAHI, 8 Nov- Government will extend necessary supports towards flourishing industries in Rajshahi and its outskirts for bolstering its economic condition, said Industries Secretary Mosharraf Hossain Bhuiyan here yesterday.
He added that Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is very much positive to expand industries across the country. The process of providing bank loan to the entrepreneurs in simple interest rate is now on functional. The Industries Secretary made this observation while addressing a view-sharing meeting with local entrepreneurs and businessmen held at the conference hall of Deputy Commissioner as chief guest. With Fazley Rabbi, Additional Deputy Commissioner (General), in the chair, President of Bangladesh Silk Industry Owners Association Liakat Ali, President of Rajshahi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (RCCI) Muniruzzaman and its directors Rejaur Rahman and Md Sharif, Silk Industrialist Sadar Ali and Women Entrepreneur Munira Munir Zonaki also spoke.
Mosharraf Hossain Bhuiyan assured the local chamber leaders and businessmen that immediate steps will be taken to solve the existing problems in this field.
Liakat Ali favored for infrastructure development, creation of investment-friendly atmosphere and availability of updated business information could help flourish different industries in the region.
Highlighting the enormous potential of the silk along with establishing agro-processing industry, he said the business promotion organisations could extend financial and technical support to this sector for proper utilisation of the agro- products. Referring to the agriculture sector, he observed that surplus production of vegetables and other seasonal fruits could be utilised properly through setting up agro- based export-processing zone in the region. With vast fertile lands, excellent communication network and skilled manpower, the silk industrialist pointed out that the region has a bright future of exporting fresh vegetables and processed fruits through setting up agro-based industries.
In his remarks, RCCI President Munir said local infrastructure, legal framework, unskilled labourers and lack of investment from both local and abroad are the main obstacles towards foreign investment.
Whereas, prospects of agro-processing enterprises in the region is bright as it produces surplus crops especially food-grains, fruits and vegetables. Munir focused on the potentials in agricultural and ICT sectors with special emphasis on value added agro-processing opportunities and agro-based industries. -BSS


The History of silk in Rajshahi




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Factory of Silk
 Silk is a very fine proteneous filament fiber. This soft fiber is made from silk warm which scientific name bombyx mori lives through eating mulberry leaves. These warm makes cocoons during their life which made with gummy substance sericin and it is a protein. Silk fiber was first found in China and afterwards it spreads worldwide, even in Bangladesh. Production process of silk fiber is known as sericulture and it is divided into two parts 'mulberry cultivation' and 'silkwarm'. In silk industry it is mentioned as two types of silk, one is mulberry type and another is non mulberry type. Non mulberry type silk is again divided into three sub categories. They are Tassar, Eri and Muga. In our country mulberry type silk is produced mostly. Silk is a protein fiber composed of fibroin, sericin, fats & waxes and mineral salts as a little part


History of Silk in Bangladesh
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There is no any clear cut information about growing of silk industry in our country but Silk has a long glorious history in Bangladesh. After partition in 1947, majority of these industry listed into India except only 10 percent left in Bangladesh. In this time only two sericulture nurseries were established in Rajashi zones with only 2000 manpower. In the view of expanding these industries and make cash Bangladesh Sericulture Board (BSB) was established in Feb, 1978 in the silk city Rajshahi. Also a silk research institute was also established in this city. Now Rajshahi is renowned for making cloths from silk (from raw silk, hard silk, spun silk) fiber which is much demand full across the whole country as well as abroad.