BSS, Dhaka :
Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Anisul Huq said Bangladesh can apply experience of Singapore in easing backlog of cases in the country as many of those steps taken by them can be adopted here as well.
“Singapore too used to have case backlog and they solved the problem very meticulously. We too can apply the experience of Singapore in easing backlog of cases in our country,” he said these to newsmen on Wednesday after coming out of his meeting with Singaporean envoy Derek Loh at his Gulshan residence.
The minister said the main focus of his meeting with Loh was law and investment.
“Singapore has problem regarding human resource, so they cannot come here to provide the expertise. We have to go there as part of training programme to gather the know-how,” he added.
Anisul said the Singaporean businessmen are keen to make investment here in Bangladesh and the envoy said his countrymen are already making huge investment, reaping benefits of Bangladesh’s investment-friendly law and environment.
“I have told the Singapore High Commissioner that foreign investors can take hundred percent profit back to their home country after making investment here, this facility does not exist in any other country in the world. We have made many investment-friendly acts and will formulate more if necessary,” the minister further said.
Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Anisul Huq said Bangladesh can apply experience of Singapore in easing backlog of cases in the country as many of those steps taken by them can be adopted here as well.
“Singapore too used to have case backlog and they solved the problem very meticulously. We too can apply the experience of Singapore in easing backlog of cases in our country,” he said these to newsmen on Wednesday after coming out of his meeting with Singaporean envoy Derek Loh at his Gulshan residence.
The minister said the main focus of his meeting with Loh was law and investment.
“Singapore has problem regarding human resource, so they cannot come here to provide the expertise. We have to go there as part of training programme to gather the know-how,” he added.
Anisul said the Singaporean businessmen are keen to make investment here in Bangladesh and the envoy said his countrymen are already making huge investment, reaping benefits of Bangladesh’s investment-friendly law and environment.
“I have told the Singapore High Commissioner that foreign investors can take hundred percent profit back to their home country after making investment here, this facility does not exist in any other country in the world. We have made many investment-friendly acts and will formulate more if necessary,” the minister further said.
