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Home » Bangla launches e-service to boost textiles
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Bangla launches e-service to boost textiles

By January 3, 20171 Min Read
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To give a fresh impetus to its textile sector, the Bangladesh Government has introduced an electronic service to make the business process hassle-free. The textile sector in Bangladesh is one of the highest foreign income earning windows, currently sharing around 83 per cent of total export earnings.
Textile and Jute Minister, Muhammad Imaj Uddin Pramanik, while launching the e- service for the entrepreneurs at a seminar held at Jute Diversification and Promotion Centre, said that the entrepreneurs can do their business by spending less time and money.
From now on, the entrepreneurs will get 18 kinds of services through the e-service, which has been launched under the project of “Online one click registration and service delivery by directorate of textiles by developing an E-centre network using ICT.”
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