r/bangladesh Apr 09 '25

Policy/কর্মপন্থা India Terminates Trans-Shipment Facilty For Bangladesh as Indian Exporters Raise Concerns

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u/[deleted] Apr 09 '25 edited Apr 09 '25

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u/FirefighterLogical38 Apr 13 '25

It already has finished it's trade on the Western border ( No trade since 2019) with Pakistan and now it is trying to screw itself on the East as well.

Trade still takes place via UAE, also pakistan literally begs IMF for loan every 3 months, they ain't that important, if trade stops bangladesh will be more screwed.

India could not block Bangladesh trade to Nepal and Bhutan due to legal protections of WTO.

WTO is a joke, it is one of the most irrelevant international organisations out there, take a look at US tariff war for instance.

India is already facing rise in external debt

This would further convince Bangladesh to remove it's dependence from India and organize boycotts.

Yeah sure good luck with that,

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