Business Desk :
Bangladesh High Commission at Abuja in Nigeria participated at the 10-day long 41st Kaduna International Trade Fair organized by Kaduna Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (KADCCIMA).
Minister for Industry, Trade and Investments of Nigeria Dr. Okechukwu Enyinna Enelama, inaugurated the Fair on February 29.
Diplomats from different countries, local dignitaries and the business leaders were present at the inaugural ceremony which marked 41st yearly event, said a press release on Saturday.
In line with the present Government’s thrust on ‘economic diplomacy’, Bangladesh High Commission put up a large stall, utilizing the exportable of its Commercial Display Room and received “Best Foreign Participant Award.” Diplomatic missions, few foreign companies and a large number of local organizations participated at the fair and the crest along with the certificate was handed over ceremonially on the concluding day by Dr M F Dankaka, President of Kaduna Chamber, the release added.
Among others, pharmaceuticals, ceramic items, jute and leather products, RMG & knitwear, tea, jute leaf tea, electrical appliances, light engineering, plastic & melamine products, agro-products, pearl items, sari (maslin, silk), nakshi kantha and handicrafts were on display which drew huge crowd each day.
Export-quality products donated by Walton Group, Shinepukur Ceramics Ltd., ACI Ltd. and Mondol Group (Apello Fashions Ltd) were also on display.
During the fair, Nigerian Minister for Industry, Trade and Investments, representative of the Governor of Kaduna State along with Chamber President and other dignitaries visited the stall and admired the quality of Bangladeshi products.
Bangladesh High Commission at Abuja in Nigeria participated at the 10-day long 41st Kaduna International Trade Fair organized by Kaduna Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (KADCCIMA).
Minister for Industry, Trade and Investments of Nigeria Dr. Okechukwu Enyinna Enelama, inaugurated the Fair on February 29.
Diplomats from different countries, local dignitaries and the business leaders were present at the inaugural ceremony which marked 41st yearly event, said a press release on Saturday.
In line with the present Government’s thrust on ‘economic diplomacy’, Bangladesh High Commission put up a large stall, utilizing the exportable of its Commercial Display Room and received “Best Foreign Participant Award.” Diplomatic missions, few foreign companies and a large number of local organizations participated at the fair and the crest along with the certificate was handed over ceremonially on the concluding day by Dr M F Dankaka, President of Kaduna Chamber, the release added.
Among others, pharmaceuticals, ceramic items, jute and leather products, RMG & knitwear, tea, jute leaf tea, electrical appliances, light engineering, plastic & melamine products, agro-products, pearl items, sari (maslin, silk), nakshi kantha and handicrafts were on display which drew huge crowd each day.
Export-quality products donated by Walton Group, Shinepukur Ceramics Ltd., ACI Ltd. and Mondol Group (Apello Fashions Ltd) were also on display.
During the fair, Nigerian Minister for Industry, Trade and Investments, representative of the Governor of Kaduna State along with Chamber President and other dignitaries visited the stall and admired the quality of Bangladeshi products.
