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Bangladesh's ship breaking a highly promising sector: German envoy
German Ambassador in Dhaka Dr. Rudiger Lotz has said Bangladeshs ship breaking industry as a highly promising sector that has made significant progress in recent years despite many challenges. He made the remarks during a visit to Shipbreaking and Recycling Industries in Sitakunda, Chattogram on...