Business Desk :
Users of electronics and electrical appliances of Nepal has praised the ‘Made in Bangladesh’ labeled Walton appliances for the unique quality and design at the five-day long ‘4th Bangladesh Expo-2018’ in Kathmandu, Nepal, says a press release.
Under the Walton brand, mobile phones and laptops that are produced in Bangladesh were showcased and sold for the first time in this expo.
The Bangladesh Embassy in Nepal organised the fourth-round of Bangladesh Expo
held at Brikutimandap Exhibition Hall in Kat in Kathmandu from February 23 to 27.
Walton was the co-sponsor of this expo. Bangladesh Prime Minister’s Information Affairs Adviser Iqbal Sobhan Chowdhury inaugurated the fair while Bangladesh Ambassador to Nepal Mashfee Binte Shams was present as special guest.
After the inauguration of the expo, they visited stalls of the different houses.
At the expo, Bangladeshi envoy in Nepal Mashfee Binte Shams said, the Nepalese buyers are well aware about the high quality of ‘Made in Bangladesh’ labeled products and thus the uses of Bangladeshi products in Nepal are going up year in year.
Federation of Nepal Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s Vice Chairman Chandra Prasad Dhakal said, Bangladeshi brand Walton has been doing business in Nepal for the last couple of years. The brand were turned into a popular brand in Nepal for supplying international standard products at affordable rates, he said and hoped that this brand will further move ahead in future.
Nepalese businessmen Tararatna Sthatit said, Walton is now a very popular brand in Nepal.
The brand has earned the customers’ reliance for supplying highest standard products, he said adding: “In this fair, I found that Walton are showcasing and selling lots of new models of appliances, which were turned into the customers’ prime attraction.
Roqibul Islam, head of international marketing of Walton, said, Walton has already grabbed a remarkable share in the Nepalese electronics and electrical market.
He added that the present objective of Walton is to be the premier brand of the Nepal.
Users of electronics and electrical appliances of Nepal has praised the ‘Made in Bangladesh’ labeled Walton appliances for the unique quality and design at the five-day long ‘4th Bangladesh Expo-2018’ in Kathmandu, Nepal, says a press release.
Under the Walton brand, mobile phones and laptops that are produced in Bangladesh were showcased and sold for the first time in this expo.
The Bangladesh Embassy in Nepal organised the fourth-round of Bangladesh Expo
held at Brikutimandap Exhibition Hall in Kat in Kathmandu from February 23 to 27.
Walton was the co-sponsor of this expo. Bangladesh Prime Minister’s Information Affairs Adviser Iqbal Sobhan Chowdhury inaugurated the fair while Bangladesh Ambassador to Nepal Mashfee Binte Shams was present as special guest.
After the inauguration of the expo, they visited stalls of the different houses.
At the expo, Bangladeshi envoy in Nepal Mashfee Binte Shams said, the Nepalese buyers are well aware about the high quality of ‘Made in Bangladesh’ labeled products and thus the uses of Bangladeshi products in Nepal are going up year in year.
Federation of Nepal Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s Vice Chairman Chandra Prasad Dhakal said, Bangladeshi brand Walton has been doing business in Nepal for the last couple of years. The brand were turned into a popular brand in Nepal for supplying international standard products at affordable rates, he said and hoped that this brand will further move ahead in future.
Nepalese businessmen Tararatna Sthatit said, Walton is now a very popular brand in Nepal.
The brand has earned the customers’ reliance for supplying highest standard products, he said adding: “In this fair, I found that Walton are showcasing and selling lots of new models of appliances, which were turned into the customers’ prime attraction.
Roqibul Islam, head of international marketing of Walton, said, Walton has already grabbed a remarkable share in the Nepalese electronics and electrical market.
He added that the present objective of Walton is to be the premier brand of the Nepal.
