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[behuge] 02/5/2019 18:52

Strong buy recommendations

[behuge] 02/5/2019 18:52

Gonna BEHUGE

Americans back in the game ....

hxxps://www.dhakatribune.com/bangladesh/foreign-affairs/2019/04/04/bangladesh-usa-to-hold-bilateral-talks-in-washington-on-monday

Bangladesh, USA to hold bilateral talks in Washington on Monday
Tribune Desk
Published at 11:36 pm April 4th, 2019
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US investors consider Bangladesh as an important business destination


Bangladesh and the United States will hold bilateral talks in Washington, DC on April 8 to discuss ways to further strengthen relations on all fronts.

The meeting will be held between Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen and the US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. They will discuss bilateral, regional and international issues.

US Ambassador to Bangladesh Earl R Miller met with the foreign minister at the latter's office on Thursday and discussed the issue, reports UNB.

Momen thanked his American counterpart for the invitation to Washington for bilateral talks.

Ambassador Miller expressed hope that the meeting between Foreign Minister Momen and Secretary Pompeo will be very fruitful.

Momen also noted that ties between Bangladesh and the USA are strong.

The two countries are close to one another politically, economically and commercially, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

He observed that the USA has the scope to invest more in the gas, oil and energy sectors of Bangladesh.

The foreign minister said that Bangladesh welcomes forward-looking connectivity and infrastructure projects in the region.

He also noted that the maritime sector of the region can be harnessed to improve business connectivity and shared prosperity of the people.

The US envoy assured that his country will stand beside Bangladesh on the Rohingya refugee issue, and US investors consider Bangladesh as an important business destination.

Miller noted that bilateral trade between Bangladesh and the USA has expanded in recent years. He was also appreciative of Bangladesh's socio-economic progress.

[behuge] 02/5/2019 17:44

Americans back in the game ....

hxxps://www.dhakatribune.com/bangladesh/foreign-affairs/2019/04/04/bangladesh-usa-to-hold-bilateral-talks-in-washington-on-monday

Bangladesh, USA to hold bilateral talks in Washington on Monday
Tribune Desk
Published at 11:36 pm April 4th, 2019
Web_bangladesh-USA-Flags-Bigstock
National flags of Bangladesh and USA Bigstock




US investors consider Bangladesh as an important business destination


Bangladesh and the United States will hold bilateral talks in Washington, DC on April 8 to discuss ways to further strengthen relations on all fronts.

The meeting will be held between Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen and the US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. They will discuss bilateral, regional and international issues.

US Ambassador to Bangladesh Earl R Miller met with the foreign minister at the latter's office on Thursday and discussed the issue, reports UNB.

Momen thanked his American counterpart for the invitation to Washington for bilateral talks.

Ambassador Miller expressed hope that the meeting between Foreign Minister Momen and Secretary Pompeo will be very fruitful.

Momen also noted that ties between Bangladesh and the USA are strong.

The two countries are close to one another politically, economically and commercially, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

He observed that the USA has the scope to invest more in the gas, oil and energy sectors of Bangladesh.

The foreign minister said that Bangladesh welcomes forward-looking connectivity and infrastructure projects in the region.

He also noted that the maritime sector of the region can be harnessed to improve business connectivity and shared prosperity of the people.

The US envoy assured that his country will stand beside Bangladesh on the Rohingya refugee issue, and US investors consider Bangladesh as an important business destination.

Miller noted that bilateral trade between Bangladesh and the USA has expanded in recent years. He was also appreciative of Bangladesh's socio-economic progress.

[behuge] 02/5/2019 17:33

STRONG BUY news on the cards

[behuge] 02/5/2019 17:32

Building a strong BRI ecosystem
China Daily | Updated: 2019-04-30 09:38
Editor's Note: The Second Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation was held in Beijing from April 25 to 27. China Daily interviewed top business executives from well-known multinational companies for their views and suggestions on the initiative.

Q1: What is your view of the Belt and Road Initiative proposed by China six years ago? Will the initiative be beneficial to your country or region?

Q2: Do you think the initiative will help fuel global economic growth and free trade and investment? Are there any new industries in your country or region made possible by the BRI?

Q3: How does the BRI benefit your business in China and worldwide? How does your company plan to further participate in the initiative?

Q4: What suggestions do you have for improving the implementation of the BRI?

Q5: Are there infrastructure projects that your country or region would not be able to implement without the BRI? Can you give examples of how these help the economy of your country or region?


Rachel Duan, senior vice-president, GE Company and president& CEO, GE Global Growth Markets

A1 Since the launch of the Belt and Road Initiative, we have made partnering with Chinese engineering, procurement and construction companies in the BRI markets a business priority for GE in China. GE estimates that over 1 billion people lack effective access to energy. By partnering with Chinese EPCs, GE is leveraging its comprehensive mix of power generation technologies, strong local capabilities in 63 of the BRI markets and global financing power, to bring energy to where it is most needed, to improve people's lives and fuel economic growth.

A2 By bringing together enterprises from multiple economies and providing the infrastructure necessary for economic growth, the BRI promotes the potential for greater trade and investment. In terms of infrastructure investment, we have already seen the BRI drive further investment in developing regions through our own business. While we began partnering with Chinese mainland EPCs over 20 years ago, we have seen nearly two thirds of our orders by capacity booked just since the end of 2013, spurred by Chinese EPCs increasingly going global under the Belt and Road initiative.

A3 In the past five years, the formalization of the BRI has brought focus, collaboration, accelerated growth, and strength to our work with Chinese EPCs. We've worked with over 30 EPCs in more than 70 overseas markets, providing a global network of technology, knowledge and tools, accompanied by local market expertise and on-the-ground support. Since the BRI was unveiled, GE's orders from Chinese EPCs have quintupled.

A4 We hope that the BRI participants can further develop an effective consensus on the current geopolitical and policy risks encountered by all parties in cross-regional and cross-cultural cooperation. We hope to see the promotion of participation by all parties, especially private enterprises and financing institutions such as GE in the BRI. We believe the most important improvement that can be made is in building a strong BRI ecosystem as the sheer scope and ambitions of the initiative demand broad-based support from both the public and private sectors across the world to achieve its potential.

A5 We believe that the key challenge for building infrastructure along the Belt and Road is not finding demand, but rather meeting the need for financing, dealing with geopolitical risk, and providing the right technological solutions for the right regions. The BRI has done a great job in bringing these factors together to execute projects in developing regions and improve the living standards of local communities through these projects. For example, the Hassyan project - the Middle East's first ultra-supercritical coal-fired power generation project - brought together all of these factors, with financing from the Silk Road Fund, EPC execution from Harbin Electric International, and boiler turbines and generators from GE.

[jayviperjayviper] 02/5/2019 17:17

Solstace is the worst for a while. Think its getting the message though ha ha

[baxtea1] 02/5/2019 16:45

solstace
Posts: 8,390
Opinion: Strong Buy
Price: 28.25
Be pushingWed 09:1930pps very soon, keeps ticking up GLA



Time to get back in your box now little un

[baxtea1] 02/5/2019 16:44

solstace
Posts: 8,390
Opinion: Strong Buy
Price: 27.75
RE: 28p brokenWed 13:20A Good afternoon on the cards........................MADGEYBOY
Posts: 912
Opinion: No Opinion
Price: 27.75
28p brokenWed 13:11Nice!

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[baxtea1] 02/5/2019 16:40

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[behuge] 02/5/2019 16:31

GCM is gonna be MASSIVE

[baxtea1] 02/5/2019 16:29

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[baxtea1] 02/5/2019 16:17

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[behuge] 02/5/2019 15:46

Something really big brewing here...

[mickb1234] 02/5/2019 15:13

Well it seems the advanced discussions have now turned into negotiations. That's progress I suppose!

It also keeps the carrot dangling a little longer whilst they draw their massive wages.

[baxtea1] 02/5/2019 14:36

FYI


information
Thu 02/05/2019 11:10
Inbox
To:

Dear Sir/Madam

Thank you for your email and highlighting the tweet. The negotiations in respect to the mining partner are proceeding well but are still ongoing.

Kind regards


From:
Sent: 01 May 2019 13:44
To: information
Subject: Market manipulation

Hi

Just wanted to draw your attention to one of the latest fake news articles being chucked around the bulletin boards about the project.

solstace
Posts: 8,383
Opinion: Strong Buy
Price: 27.75
Bangla tweetToday 13:43


While I’m writing, hows talks with a potential mining partner going😃

Thank you

[mickb1234] 02/5/2019 14:33

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[behuge] 02/5/2019 14:32

As a reminder.....

[baxtea1] 02/5/2019 14:30

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[behuge] 02/5/2019 14:29

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[baxtea1] 02/5/2019 14:21

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