Carbon dioxide, global warming and the rising risks for Bangladesh
Published - June 27, 2026 02:08 am IST
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Mr. Rahman appreciated zero-tariff treatment for 100% tariff lines, and said Dhaka will help facilitate greater Chinese investments. China also appreciated Bangladesh for hosting the Rohingya refugees of the Rakhine state who were evicted by the Myanmar military in an operation in August-September 2017.
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Mr. Rahman appreciated zero-tariff treatment for 100% tariff lines, and said Dhaka will help facilitate greater Chinese investments.
according to The Hindu — InternationalChina also appreciated Bangladesh for hosting the Rohingya refugees of the Rakhine state who were evicted by the Myanmar military in an operation in August-September 2017.
according to The Hindu — International
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