Singapore keen to invest in power sector: Tofail

Commerce Minister Tofail Ahmed said Singapore has shown interest to invest in establishing liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal and ower plant in Bangladesh, reports BSS.
Singaporean Trade Minister Lim Hng Kiang expressed his country’s keenness during a meeting with the visiting Bangladeshi Commerce Minister, said an official release yesterday. 
“Singaporean Trade Minister would visit Bangladesh shortly to see the possible investment areas,” he added.
Tofail said Singapore wanted to work quickly in line with the singed MoU, as investment friendly atmosphere and facilities offered by the government in Bangla-desh has attracted them. The minister also told his counterpart that Bangladesh has offered special packages for the foreign investment in special economic zones.
He also assured Lim Hng Kiang to provide all kinds of facilities for investment.
Bangladesh has exported products worth $ 165 million in last year to Singapore against the import of $2 billion.
Expressing their satisfaction over the quick progress of Bangladesh’s socioeconomic and other sectors, Singaporean Trade Minister said his country is eager to boost bilateral trade.
S M Anisul Huq and commercial councilor Khaja Miah were present during the meeting.

 

Singapore keen to invest in power sector: Tofail

Commerce Minister Tofail Ahmed said Singapore has shown interest to invest in establishing liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal and ower plant in Bangladesh, reports BSS. Singaporean Trade Minister Lim Hng Kiang expressed his countrys keenness during a meeting with the visiting Bangladeshi Commerce Minister, said an official release yesterday. Singaporean Trade Minister would visit Bangladesh shortly to see the possible investment areas, he added. Tofail said Singapore wanted to work quickly in line with the singed MoU, as investment friendly atmosphere and facilities offered by the government in Bangla-desh has attracted them. The minister also told his counterpart that Bangladesh has offered special packages for the foreign investment in special economic zones. He also assured Lim Hng Kiang to provide all kinds of facilities for investment. Bangladesh has exported products worth $ 165 million in last year to Singapore against the import of $2 billion. Expressing their satisfaction over the quick progress of Bangladeshs socioeconomic and other sectors, Singaporean Trade Minister said his country is eager to boost bilateral trade. S M Anisul Huq and commercial councilor Khaja Miah were present during the meeting.