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Dhaka International Trade Fair will end on Feb 4

byCT Report
31/01/2017
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DHAKA: The ongoing Dhaka International Trade Fair will end on Feb 4 instead of Jan 31. The decision came from a meeting of the Export Promotion Bureau (EPB) that organizes the month-long fair every year.

According to details, Commerce Minister Tofail Ahmed told after the meeting, “This time, the fair will continue for four more days to meet the demand of the traders.”

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Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina inaugurated the 22nd Dhaka International Trade fair on Jan 1.

Traders of 20 countries have taken part in the fair this year that includes 577 stalls and pavilions under 13 categories. A total 48 stalls have been set up by foreign traders.

The fair is witnessing huge rush of visitors on the weekly holidays.

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