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Remittance through legal channel benefitting country's economy
Bangladesh is benefiting from the hard-earned remittances sent by expatriates through legal channels, speakers said at an orientation meeting at the Bangladesh High Commission in Sydney, Australia, reports BSS. The event, jointly organized by the Bangladesh High Commission and the Bangladesh...
Remittance inflow increases 26%: Asif Nazrul
Expatriates Welfare and Overseas Employment Adviser Dr Asif Nazrul on Wednesday said the government is working sincerely for the welfare and betterment of the Bangladeshi expatriates, reports BSS. Our remittance inflow has increased 26 percent (in the past few months), he said, adding that...
Bangladesh receives $2.2 billion remittances in November
The expatriates sent remittances worth $2.2 billion in November this year. The Remittances inflow increased by more than 12 percent compared to a year ago. In November last year, expatriates sent $1.93 billion. This information was known from the updated report of Bangladesh Bank published on...