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Current Affairs 12 Sept. English by RaceIAS.pdfraceias1
Ever since the Liberation War in 1971, Bangladesh and India have shared a special relationship not
only due to their geographical boundaries, but also
largely owing to their shared cultural, linguistic
Publication: Bangladesh on The International Stage in 2014pmsheikhhasina
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it is impossible to strengthen ties by expanding economic development and cooperation. The relationship
between Pakistan and Iran has always been a long-standing problem in the historical context of the region, and
because of China's CPEC plan in this region, the resolution of this problem has become particularly important.
Due to separatists, terrorism, and armed control of the region by some powerful countries, the Baluchistan
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promoting economic development in the region and realizing China's trade routes in accordance with their
pearl plan. In the course of the research, several variables will be used to explain the factors that affect
Pakistan-Iran relations
This article introduces the strategic significance of CPEC and Iran-Pakistan relations in the
Baluchistan region, regional security, and armed forces. Because of the lack of trust between Iran and Pakistan,
it is impossible to strengthen ties by expanding economic development and cooperation. The relationship
between Pakistan and Iran has always been a long-standing problem in the historical context of the region, and
because of China's CPEC plan in this region, the resolution of this problem has become particularly important.
Due to separatists, terrorism, and armed control of the region by some powerful countries, the Baluchistan
areas of Iran and Pakistan have been idle. At present, local Chinese and their economic corridors are
promoting economic development in the region and realizing China's trade routes in accordance with their
pearl plan. In the course of the research, several variables will be used to explain the factors that affect
Pakistan-Iran relations
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Russia and India have a history of reliable cooperation. The expanding ties between India and Russia have an impact on Indian foreign policy. The relationship has taken on a qualitatively new character with increased levels of cooperation in practically all fields since the "Declaration on the India-Russia Strategic Partnership" was signed in October 2000.
Despite Western calls to restrict energy supplies from the sanctioned invader of Ukraine, India-Russia bilateral trade in 2022–2023 reached a new high.
India and Russia have improved their trade ties despite these dangers this year. India's Ministry of Commerce and Industry reports that between April and August of 2022, bilateral trade between the two countries reached a new high of $18.2 billion. This was mostly caused by an increase in imports of fertilizer and oil.
According to Russia Import Data, $18,229.03 million in bilateral trade between India and Russia during the course of five months, imports accounted for $17,236.29 million, while exports to Russia were only $992.73 million. Russian imports rose by more than 500% year over year in the months of June, July, and August 2022.
According to Petroleum import data, Petroleum oil and other fuels, including bituminous materials, mineral waxes, mineral fuels, mineral oils, and their distillation products, made up 84% of India's total imports from Moscow between April and August 2022, totalling $14,476.52 million. Throughout the entire year, 91% of all Russian imports were fertilizers and fuels according to Export Import data.
Due to the surge that has occurred since April, in the first five months of 2022-2023, Russia has eclipsed the United States, China, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, and Indonesia as India's seventh-largest trading partner.
In February 2023, Russia became India's fifth-largest trading partner due to an increase in oil imports from that nation. Russia today has more bilateral trade than nations like Indonesia, Iraq, Singapore, South Korea, and Australia.
India Bangladesh trade has potential to touch USD 10 billion by the year 2018. In order to reach this target, the two countries should aim at opening new land customs stations, harmonization and recognition of standards, pruning of negative lists, and banking and finance cooperation.
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• Qatar and Pakistan Sign 1B$ LNG Deal, on 10th Feb.2016
• Saudi Aramco: Magseis awarded contract for major project in Red Sea
• Indonesia: Cooper Energy to sell Indonesian exploration permits to Mandala Energy
• UK: Total flow gas from west of Shetland Laggan and Tormore
• Russia's Sechin floats idea of oil output cuts
• Oil prices fall as U.S. inventories hit record high, economic woes continue
• BP upbeat about oil industry and expects prices back at $100
• For Statoil, $7 Billion Spending Cut Is Road Back Home to Norway
• US: Supreme Court blocks Obama climate change rules
we would appreciate your actions to send to all interested parties that you may wish. Also note that if you or your organization wish to include your own article or advert in our circulations, please send it to :-
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Best Regards.
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MS & BS Mechanical Engineering (HON), USA
Emarat member since 1990
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Hawk Energy since 2010
Current Affairs 12 Sept. English by RaceIAS.pdfraceias1
Ever since the Liberation War in 1971, Bangladesh and India have shared a special relationship not
only due to their geographical boundaries, but also
largely owing to their shared cultural, linguistic
Publication: Bangladesh on The International Stage in 2014pmsheikhhasina
This special publication looks at Bangladesh’s successes on the international stage designed and implemented by the government.
Download: http://bit.ly/13W3sS9
Publication Details:
Number of pages: 24
Publication date: December 31, 2014
Languages: English
Publisher: The Centre for Research and Information (CRI) Details: http://cri.org.bd/
This article introduces the strategic significance of CPEC and Iran-Pakistan relations in the
Baluchistan region, regional security, and armed forces. Because of the lack of trust between Iran and Pakistan,
it is impossible to strengthen ties by expanding economic development and cooperation. The relationship
between Pakistan and Iran has always been a long-standing problem in the historical context of the region, and
because of China's CPEC plan in this region, the resolution of this problem has become particularly important.
Due to separatists, terrorism, and armed control of the region by some powerful countries, the Baluchistan
areas of Iran and Pakistan have been idle. At present, local Chinese and their economic corridors are
promoting economic development in the region and realizing China's trade routes in accordance with their
pearl plan. In the course of the research, several variables will be used to explain the factors that affect
Pakistan-Iran relations
This article introduces the strategic significance of CPEC and Iran-Pakistan relations in the
Baluchistan region, regional security, and armed forces. Because of the lack of trust between Iran and Pakistan,
it is impossible to strengthen ties by expanding economic development and cooperation. The relationship
between Pakistan and Iran has always been a long-standing problem in the historical context of the region, and
because of China's CPEC plan in this region, the resolution of this problem has become particularly important.
Due to separatists, terrorism, and armed control of the region by some powerful countries, the Baluchistan
areas of Iran and Pakistan have been idle. At present, local Chinese and their economic corridors are
promoting economic development in the region and realizing China's trade routes in accordance with their
pearl plan. In the course of the research, several variables will be used to explain the factors that affect
Pakistan-Iran relations
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Despite Western calls to restrict energy supplies from the sanctioned invader of Ukraine, India-Russia bilateral trade in 2022–2023 reached a new high.
India and Russia have improved their trade ties despite these dangers this year. India's Ministry of Commerce and Industry reports that between April and August of 2022, bilateral trade between the two countries reached a new high of $18.2 billion. This was mostly caused by an increase in imports of fertilizer and oil.
According to Russia Import Data, $18,229.03 million in bilateral trade between India and Russia during the course of five months, imports accounted for $17,236.29 million, while exports to Russia were only $992.73 million. Russian imports rose by more than 500% year over year in the months of June, July, and August 2022.
According to Petroleum import data, Petroleum oil and other fuels, including bituminous materials, mineral waxes, mineral fuels, mineral oils, and their distillation products, made up 84% of India's total imports from Moscow between April and August 2022, totalling $14,476.52 million. Throughout the entire year, 91% of all Russian imports were fertilizers and fuels according to Export Import data.
Due to the surge that has occurred since April, in the first five months of 2022-2023, Russia has eclipsed the United States, China, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, and Indonesia as India's seventh-largest trading partner.
In February 2023, Russia became India's fifth-largest trading partner due to an increase in oil imports from that nation. Russia today has more bilateral trade than nations like Indonesia, Iraq, Singapore, South Korea, and Australia.
India Bangladesh trade has potential to touch USD 10 billion by the year 2018. In order to reach this target, the two countries should aim at opening new land customs stations, harmonization and recognition of standards, pruning of negative lists, and banking and finance cooperation.
“Bangladesh aims to become a middle-income country by 2021 and India should emerge as a strong partner in realizing this goal,”
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• Saudi Aramco: Magseis awarded contract for major project in Red Sea
• Indonesia: Cooper Energy to sell Indonesian exploration permits to Mandala Energy
• UK: Total flow gas from west of Shetland Laggan and Tormore
• Russia's Sechin floats idea of oil output cuts
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• BP upbeat about oil industry and expects prices back at $100
• For Statoil, $7 Billion Spending Cut Is Road Back Home to Norway
• US: Supreme Court blocks Obama climate change rules
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Best Regards.
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ASME meme since 1995
Hawk Energy since 2010
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3. Introduction
The friendship between the countries has been reinvigorated through this
visit…The people will enjoy the fruit for a long time. The friendship will become
eternal and both countries will be benefited
The above statement of Sheikh Hasina Wazed, the Hon’ble Prime Minister of
Bangladesh right after signing the arms deal on 15 January 2013 during her 4 days visit
to Moscow clearly echoed the success of the endeavor. The extension of the US $1
billion Russian loan to Bangladesh for buying arms and ammunitions, in addition to the
US $ 500 million credit in connection with Bangladesh's first nuclear power plant,
evidently marks a major breakthrough in Bangladesh-Russia relations in the post-Soviet
era
Although Bangladesh only came into existence in 1971, the land which is today Bangladesh has
strong ties to the Middle East. Bangladeshis in the Middle East form the largest part of the worldwide
Bangladeshi Diaspora. Out of the 3,975,550 Bangladeshis abroad approximately 2,820,000 live
within the Middle East, 0.075% of the Middle East population, with half of them in Saudi Arabia, and
a quarter of them in the United Arab Emirates. Bangladeshis who come to the Middle East are
primarily guest workers or day laborers. Bangladesh is one of the largest labor suppliers to Saudi
Arabia, in 2007 Bangladeshi workers obtained the biggest share, with 23.50 per cent of the 1.5
million Saudi Arabia visas issued.
4. Bangladesh-Russia Bilateral
Relations
Diplomatic relation established,jan25 1972
Contribution on freedom fight
Provide extensive aid to new nation(MIG-21),BAF
Relation after 1975(cooled)
Close to Western World;Arab States ,Pakistan and
China
BD opposed(Vietnam Military support, Military
intervention on Afghan(1979),Crimea factors
Now relations became friendly,
Russia focus on development of(Energy, Natural
Gas and Oil also Cultural Relations)
5. Bangladesh-Russia Relationship
“new dimension”
Arms deal 1 billion, 15 Jan 2013
Total bilateral trade 1bn, in 2015
Exports-About 294 million(frozen foods, jute products,
leather and ceramics products)
Import –minerals and chemical products, metal,
machinery and mechanical equipments
Dhaka ,Moscow sign $11.385 bn credit deal for nuclear
plant ,26 july2016-Ruppur(total 12.65 bn ,BD 10% ,1.265
bn)
Military cooperation MG-29 fighters jets $124
million(sales)
6. Future Co-operation
.Dhaka-Moscow agreement on visa-free visit
Russia approves granting loans to Bangladesh
Russia bars potato from BD
Full paid scholarships for Bangladesh students, 50 in 2015. They need
more students on the next couple of year.
Economics and Science Technology Co-operation
7. Middle East
BD & UAE for combating terrorism
BD Export Unknown goods to Israel
KSA may hire 5000,00 Bangladeshi
KSA wants to hire Doctors
Turkey wants to restore ties with BD
PM Urges UAE govt to remove barriers to recruit workers
8. Cont…
Saudi wants active role of Bangladesh
Quarter to hire more workers
Three lacks jobs in Dubai by 2020
Bangladeshi farmers breed new life in Oman
Iranian business keen to invest in BD
9. Bangladesh-KSA Relationship
Saudi Arabia wants Bangladesh to stand by it for backing
the 34-nation Islamic military coalition and Saudi
measures against Iran. The country also expects
Bangladesh to send troops to the Kingdom if its
sovereignty and security of the two holy mosques was
threatened.
10. Bangladesh-KSA Relationship
The KSA is keen to invest in Bangladesh's infrastructure,
communication and power sectors through the Saudi
Public Investment Fund which has not been significant
till now.
The country decided not to join the Arab coalition
fighting in yemen.
Saudi govt refused to intervene
11. Bangladesh-Iran Relationship
Iran has expressed its interest to export liquefied
petroleum gas to Bangladesh.
The delegates expressed interest to establish a
Bangladesh-Iran joint committee to facilitate Iranian
investment in infrastructure and sea port development
as well as increase existing trade with Bangladesh.
12. Bangladesh-Iran Relationship
Bangladesh congratulated Iran on concluding the Vienna
nuclear deal and expressed optimism that
implementation of the agreement would contribute
towards “peace, stability and well-being of the people
in the region and beyond”.
Dhaka also hoped that the agreement would bring
dynamism into Iranian economy and create new
opportunities for trade and investment for Bangladesh.
13. Bangladesh-UAE Relationship
PM urges UAE govt to remove
barriers to recruit workers
boosting trade and investment, increasing cooperation
in the fields of education and renewable energy and
construction of a deep seaport at Paira, Patuakhali and
150 kilometer marine driveway from Teknaf to
Mirersarai in Chittagong.
The Agreement on Security Cooperation
The Agreement on Transfer of Sentenced Prisoners
14. Bangladesh-kuwait
Relationship
Bangladesh and Kuwait signed four agreements in the
fields of investment, military cooperation and road
communications.
Bangladesh, Kuwait reiterate zero tolerance to
terrorism
15. Bangladesh-Turkey
Relationship
Diplomatic scuffles began when Turkey condemned the
execution of Jamaat-e-Islami chief Nizami, who was
convicted for crimes against humanity during the 1971
Liberation War and recalled the ambassador on May 12.
Turkey wants to restore ties with Bangladesh
Bangladesh had helped Turkey by expressing its support
to Erdogan’s government after the failed coup
attempt.”
16. Conclusion
Dhaka’s policies towards the Russia and
Middle East need to be balanced and
foreign policy makers may ensure that the
country does not overwhelmingly tilt to
one power at the expense of the other. It
may be recalled that the Bangabandhu’s
dream was to make Bangladesh “a
Switzerland of the East,” and policy-
makers may not deviate from the ideal
cherished by the founder of the nation.