The First Session of the D-8 Working Committee on Renewable Energy was held in Ankara, Turkey on June 8-9, 2010. The meeting was attended by Bangladesh, Egypt, Indonesia, Iran, Malaysia, Pakistan and Turkey. Mr. M. Kemal Büyükmıhçı, General Director of ...

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Indonesia has declared a two-year moratorium on clearing natural forests as part of a billion-dollar deal aimed at reviving efforts to fight climate change after the collapse of global talks in Copenhagen last year. The deal, signed Wednesday at a ...

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Palm oil producers from Malaysia said on Wednesday they had formed a coalition with their counterparts in Indonesia to counter intensified campaigns that blame the industry for rapid deforestation. The Indonesia-Malaysia Palm Oil Group brings together six organizations from the ...

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President Goodluck Jonathan on Sunday promised to do his best towards moving Nigeria forward, as reported by Nigerian newspaper, Punch. The President made the promise at separate receptions for delegations from Niger and Kano states, which were led by their ...

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D-8 Organization recently has successfully held the first D-8 Senior Officials Meeting on Marine Affairs and Fisheries & Fertilizers, with conjunction to the first D-8 Ministerial Meeting on Marine Affairs and Fisheries & Fertilizers, in Cairo, Egypt on April 6-8, ...

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Turkey and Pakistan enjoy strong political relations and now it’s time to boost bilateral economic cooperation, President Abdullah Gul said during his visit to Pakistan on the first of April. Completing his official talks in the capital Islamabad, Gul proceeded ...

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Malaysia’s marine industry is projected to continue registering significant growth in the coming years, despite a challenging market environment following the emergence of new competitors, both regionally and globally. Deputy Minister of International Trade and Industry Datuk Mukhriz Mahathir said ...

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The Bangladeshi government is keen to procure palm oil from Malaysia using its state-owned trading arm to ensure consistent edible oil supply and price stability prevails in the domestic market, reported Malaysian News Agency, BERNAMA. Plantation Industries and Commodities Minister ...

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Bangladesh yesterday celebrated 38 years of victory in the Liberation War, 1971. The whole country was in a festive mood, and the National Mausoleum at Savar drew people of all ages and religions, as reported by the Daily Star. Thoroughfares ...

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The Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the Bangladeshi government Monday signed two agreements worth 22 million U.S. dollars in soft loans which aimed at promoting tourism and completing design of a bridge in the South Asian country. The ADB said ...

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