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Artist's impression of the Patanga Terminal

Bangladesh’s strained logistics sector could see major foreign investment, following a call by the EU for the country to relax restrictions.

The EU is pushing Bangladesh to open up its logistics industry to foreign investment of up to 100%, from 49%.

This would see foreign companies being able to invest independently, rather than via a joint-venture with locals and major companies, including Maersk and DP World, have already expressed interest.

The EU ambassador in Dhaka, Charles Whiteley, reported to Bangladesh foreign minister Dr ...

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