A top aide has said Dhaka is reviewing the pact amid mounting protests to scrap it
Bangladesh will review a trade deal with the US signed by its interim government in February, a top aide to Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has said.
Zahed Ur Rahman, the prime minister’s adviser on information and broadcasting, told the media on Tuesday that scrapping the agreement could have implications for bilateral relations and reciprocal tariff arrangements. However, the government is ready to review and renegotiate certain provisions.
“We can revisit the agreement. We can identify the areas that are more problematic and potentially harmful to the state, and…
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