European Investment Bank to improve funds for Bangladesh as it weathers political chaos
DHAKA, Bangladesh-- A senior authorities of the European Investment Bank states the local loaning firm is eager to double its financing for Bangladesh, however she revealed issue over human rights as the nation sustains a spell of political chaos. In an interview with The Associated Press, the bank's Vice President Nicola Beer stated the financing arm of the European Union will support reforms started by the interim federal government headed by Nobel Peace Prize laureate Muhammad Yunus that has actually been running the nation considering that previous Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was ousted in mass demonstrations in early August. The 27-nation European Union is the biggest location for Bangladesh's garment exports, a crucial lifeline for countless the nation's employees that makes the nat...