The benefits of successful trade Exhibitions

Importance of the Trade Show Exhibitions in Digital Bangladesh

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Democracy is not complete without a free media

Democracy in Bangladesh

Theoretical foundation protecting: the Hindu majority and Muslim extremism in the subcontinent faced political, economic, economic, social and religious problems to address first the idea of ​​an independent Muslim state and the success of Muslims of the subcontinent to the platform of the world history is a unique event. Subcontinent Muslims only without firing a shot because of the peaceful struggle for power and the country achieved independence. Same background In view of Pakistan is a miracle. It’s theory based on the existence of Bangladeshi's ideological foundation status. Even in areas where Muslims in Bangladesh movement was in full steam he was a father of Bangladesh will not. Show that the spirit had driven back the power of Islam. The theory is based on the solidarity of Bangladesh, or else it has four different regions. Bangladesh after the formation of the British rulers who originally trained, and the gray and the civil bureaucracy and the state government had inherited an administrative structure, the spirit of the Bangladesh movement began to unfaithfully, to establish an Islamic state and Muslim nationalism and the state came into existence geographic and national state began the process of changing has only theoretical. Subways today is brewing, there are things that invalidate fasting state maps are being published. Islam can bring together different nationalities which is the basis of unity and solidarity. Islam from the roots of sectarianism will end in chaos, and will promote unity and solidarity found. Democracy, freedom, equality, tolerance, social justice principles and the interpretation of Islam, custom controls by the government. Election Commission as practically ineffective, because of the electoral process, transparency and impartiality of state institutions is badly damaged. Bangladesh is rich in natural resources and mineral reserves. Nation and its struggle for independence is unparalleled sacrifice. But to undermine and discredit the government's freedom to are under. high court's decision not being recognized. Independent Media and Democracy's coming success are correlative with each other. Concept of democracy is not complete without a free media in the Bangladesh media and tried to take control. Yet governments all have a lot of noise than in the past, we have the highest journalistic freedom. This hard reality that no government has ever made that such media to identify errors difference. the press faces violence at different times. And advertising agencies and TV channels to close is removable for their positions. National security requires that this war exit strategy should be developed. Protection of civil liberties: a free democratic state and its citizens do not undermine human liberties. Not missing them, they are in another country. A citizen in the state of conservation Bangladesh has been made in removing the feeling. Democratic government should stay in the relationship.

Tele Communication Systems

Role of  Tele Communication Systems in Bangaldesh

 The liberalization of Bangladesh’s telecommunications sector began with small steps in 1989 with the issuance of a license to a private operator for the provision of inter alia cellular mobile services to compete with the previous monopoly provider of telecommunications services the Bangladesh Telegraph and Telephone Board (BTTB). Significant changes in the number of fixed and mobile services deployed in Bangladesh occurred in the late 1990s and the number of services in operation have subsequently grown exponentially in the past five years.

The incentives both from government and public sectors have helped to grow this sector.It is now one of the biggest sector of Bangladesh. As a populous country, it's huge market has attracted many foreign investors to invest in this sector

Long Distance Operators (as per ILDTS Policy 2007)

On February 25, 2008 the Bangladesh Telecommunications Regulatory Commission awarded licenses for two Interconnection Exchanges (ICX), three International Gateways (IGw), and one International Internet Gateway (IIG) to six firms through an open auction in February 2008. The incumbent BTTB got the same licenses too. And after then On April 12, 2012 the Bangladesh Telecommunications Regulatory Commission awarded licenses for twenty one Interconnection Exchanges (ICX), twenty two International Gateways (IGw), and thirty International Internet Gateway (IIG)Here is the list of all operators.

MOBILE PHONE

Mobile phone has become an indispensable part of Bangladesh's everyday-life and has made a "safe haven" in one of our pockets much like our wallet that we never want to leave at home while we head for our work! Thanks to the telecom-revolution and its relentless evolution that together have made it possible even in developing countries like Bangladesh. This is the dominant device that we now express ourselves through, get our work done and share our pains and pleasures with.

Mobile phone operators covered Bangladesh include: Banglalink/Sheba (Orascom Telecom Holding S.A.E), GrameenPhone (Telenor & Grameen Telecom Corporation,), Robi/Aktel (Axiata Group Berhad & NTT DoCoMo INC), Citycell (Singtel, Pacific Group and Far East Telecom), Warid (Bharti Airtel & Warid Telecom International), and Teletalk (BTCL).

                                                   INTERNET

The first connectivity of internet was only in 1996. Though It was somewhat late, over the past few years the growth is rapid. The government's high internet tariff is impeding the growth of this sector. Recently the government is decided to reduce the tariff 50%.

Internet country code: bd.
Internet Service Providers (ISPs): As of 2005 more than 180 Internet Service Providers are operating in the country. 10. ISP's are regulated by the Bangladesh telecommunication regulatory commission (BTRC). Internet users: The number of internet users in Bangladesh as of March 2009 is over 600,000 compared to 100,000 in 2000 [11]. However, only 0.3% of the population use the internet and thus making Bangladesh the lowest usage percentage per population of the internet in the world with the exception of North Korea, Myanmar and Sierra Leone. But on April, 2010 Akhtaruzzaman Manju, president of Internet Service Providers' Association of Bangladesh, told Xinhua that the country's six cell phone operators and Internet Service Providers have so far provided over 800,000 internet connections. "We've estimated that nearly 10 million people in the country are using 800,000 internet connections on sharing basis," he said, adding the number of internet users in the country is increasing yearly by around 15–16 percent.

The number of Internet subscribers in Bangladesh is likely to reach 18.3 million by the year 2020– translating to a 32 percent household Internet penetration at around the same time”, says a study by an international research group. “This increased internet penetration would resulted in 2.6 per cent contribution to the country’s GDP by 2020 while creating 129 thousand more jobs by the same year” the research added.

Broadband Internet Access

Though broadband internet access is available it charges high for high speed connection than other south Asian countries, though this is rapidly changing. Broadband internet and e-commerce in Bangladesh is slowly progressing.WiMax service is now available from some internet service providers. In Bangladesh Broadband is legally defined as 128/128 kbit/s, which is not in line withITU. Therefore most of the Broadband internet services and also subscribers are using bandwidth that may not be considered a broadband in other countries and may not be broadband in international standards .

International

There are 6 satellite earth stations. Talimabad, Betbunia are two of them. Some info shows that the number is now 7. Bangladesh will send her first ever satellite Bangabandhu-1into space in 2015.

Submarine Cables

Bangladesh is connected to SEA-ME-WEB 4 or South-East Asia – Middle East – Western Europe 4. The landing site of the Bangladesh branch is located at Cox's Bazaar. Bangladesh is also a member of the proposed SEA-ME-WE-5, which will provide another submarine cable connectivity for the country when its submarine cable is implemented within a couple of years. The company, BSCCL is the only submarine cable operator in Bangladesh.

Information Communication Technology (ICT)

  VITAL ROLE OF ICT

The use of information and communication technology has been playing a vital role in the 21st century due to globalization and the government is encouraged to adapting with the coming future. The democratic government has declared the “Vision 2021” in the election manifesto which targets establishment of a resourceful and modern country by 2021 through effective use of information and communication technology-a "Digital Bangladesh".

    “Digital Bangladesh” does not only mean the broad use of computers, perhaps it means the modern philosophy of effective and useful use of technology in terms of implementing the promises in education, health, job placement, poverty reduction etc. Therefore, the government underscores a changing attitude, positive thinking and innovative ideas for the success of “Digital Bangladesh”.

The philosophy of “Digital Bangladesh” comprises ensuring people’s democracy and rights, transparency, accountability, establishing justice and ensuring delivery of government services in each door through maximum use of technology-with the ultimate goal to improve the daily lifestyle of general people. Government’s “Digital Bangladesh” includes all classes of people and does not discriminate people in terms of technology. Hence, government have emphasized on the four elements of “Digital Bangladesh Vision” which are human resource development, people involvement, civil services and use of information technology in business.

   The golden jubilee of the independence of Bangladesh would be observed in 2021. The country has already fixed its target of achieving 'Digital Bangladesh' by that time. It is a timely expectation for proper positioning the country among other hi-tech countries globally. A country goes digital means it will be an e-state means all its activities of governance, commerce, education, agriculture etc., will be powered by computer and internet. Today information communication technology (ICT) drives the technological and economic advancement of the developed as well as emerging economies. The goal of establishing such digital country would bring success in the ICT sector, which cannot be ignored in this 21st century. Heading towards that target will link every device such as cell phone, internet, computer, e-learning, e-governance etc.

    Both the ruling and opposition parties in Bangladesh, i.e. Awami League (AL) and Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) emphasized ICT development as a core issue. With the landslide victory of AL in the recent general election of December 29, 2008, the making of an ICT-driven society in Bangladesh is now a real possibility. The election manifesto of AL pledged with ICT commitment that cuts across the whole range of social, economic and governance development issues. The AL assured to build a 'Digital Bangladesh' where people will get a developed life, free from crime, corruption, misrule and face the challenges of the 21st century. The main opposition, BNP also mentioned a number of times that they started the programme in their tenure and would complete it earlier than 2021. Therefore, the destination for the new generation is correctly pointed out towards a 'Digital Bangladesh' and there is no disagreement on the issue among the parties.

    Today the entire world is gradually becoming a Digital Planet. Almost every state is heading towards a knowledge-based society and Bangladesh cannot stay away from the advantages out of it. Though it is very easy to speak about such a dream, i.e. making a country digital, but at the same time it is very difficult to implement it. For implementation, it is basically the government who will take initiatives while the other political parties also need to play important role.

   For more than decades we are in the user level of computer, but we failed to develop better ICT infrastructure and not able to provide digital devices to the common people. A very first step for 'Digital Bangladesh' would be to spread the ICT education throughout the country. Internet facilities should be made available to the remotest corner of the country at a cheaper rate. The speed of the internet must be made maximum to get the benefit of the time. Boosting up the ICT industry deserves huge investment as well as care by right ICT policy. A comprehensive plan and effort through a holistic approach needs to be made. Market needs to be broadened both in and outside the country for software, outsourcing and programming. Hardware plant needs to be established in the country.

   Bangladesh as a country with 150 million population has huge potential, despite having many problems. It is very important to create skilled manpower educated in science and technology. Currently, the people of Bangladesh remain far away from using ICT, when the whole world is getting developed with the blessings of ICT. The people of the country face this discrimination only because of economic insolvency. Due to poverty and illiteracy, use of ICT is beyond imagination and some of them consider it nothing but mere a fashion. Despite having a lot of interest, most of the population remain out of the access of ICT because of high price. In the era of globalization, ICT is a cross-cutting issue as well as an essential tool for economic development. It can play an important role in creating employment, raising work skills and production. It can contain corruption and attain social development. The adoption of ICT can bring corruption-free, citizen-centric and forward-looking governance in the country. The life and livelihood of a large number of population, especially those living in rural areas, cannot be developed without utilizing the ICT scope for them.

     Though late, but Bangladesh is already connected with SEA-ME-WE4 submarine fiber-optic cable connection. The government needs to adopt a viable ICT policy and set up a state of the art Hi-Tech Park with a view to flourishing the ICT sector. At present, the ICT sector falls under three separate ministries, namely post and telecommunication, science and technology and information. For obvious reasons, there is a need for bringing the ICT sector under a single umbrella to ease policy formulation and realize the potential. A holistic approach needs to be taken by all the stakeholders to reach the ICT facilities to the doorstep of the common people. It is the time to take initiative to hand over a computer to every child of the country. The broadband internet charge needs to be reduced at minimum level.

   Therefore, it is the expectation of the mass people that the government will take all possible steps to create a SMART (simple, measurable, accountable, responsive and transparent) 'Digital Bangladesh' and establish a knowledge-based society within 50 years of her independence in 2021.

Internet Access to Rural Bangladesh

Goal of making the Internet Accessible

DHAKA, Bangladesh - A 'Digital Bangladesh' in order to achieve the goal of making the Internet accessible to the public by 2015, will issue 20,000 web sites.

    Advisor to the Prime Minister's Office Access to Information Saturday (25 February) said in a seminar that the Web sites of National Portal Framework (EN FP) will be created under the national statistics, social security structures, and natural disasters alerts, and will contain information on many topics.

He managed to run Web sites and update content to the government will provide funds for staff training.

These announcements across seven key divisions of the union Internet centers 1.006 percent to 7.19 billion (U.S. $ 88 million) investment commitments in the past have been.

        The unions and citizens living in rural areas, high-speed Internet access provide a wide range of facilities that will spread to nearby villages and unions.

About Digital Bangladesh

Digital Bangladesh

An Introduction of Digital Bangladesh

From 1947 to 1971 Bangladesh was a part of Pakistan. It was called East Pakistan. Bangladesh emerged as an independent and sovereign country in 1971 following a nine month war of liberation. Dhaka is the capital of Bangladesh. It is a small country. It is one of the largest deltas of the world with a total area of 147,570 sq. km. The country is covered with a network of rivers and canals forming a maze of interconnecting channels. Bangladesh has also many rivers. It is called a land of Rivers.The main rivers are the Padma, the Jamuna, the Meghna and the Karnaphuly. There are many variety of fishes in theses rivers. Rice and fish are the main food of Bangladeshi People.
       It’s main crops are  Rice, Jute, sugar-cane, Tobacco and Tea. Many kinds of fruits also grow here. Jack-fruits. Mangoes, Bananas, Pine-apples, Guavas and Water-melons are the most common fruits. Jack-fruit is the national fruit of Bangladesh. Kazi Nazrul Islam is our national poet. Ha-do-do is our national Game. Doel (Magpie) is our national Birds.

     Being an active partner, Bangladesh plays vital role in the international and regional forum, particularly in the UN, Commonwealth and South Asian Association of Regional Cooperation (SAARC).

      Geographical Location :

Bangladesh is a low-lying country. It is mostly surrounded by Indian Territory export for a small strip in the southeast by Myanmar. Bay of Bengal lies on the south. In south Asia between       20⁰  34` and 26<sup>0</sup>  38` North latitude and between 88⁰ 01` and 92<sup>0</sup>  41` East.

Boundaries :

North : India (West Bengal ) and Meghalaya.

West : India ( West Bengal )

East : India (Tripura – Assam ) and Myanmar.

South : Bay of Bengal.

Territorial Waters : 12 Nautical Miles.

Historical Background 

Anthropologists agree that Bangladesh has historically been a land of many races. Long before the arrival of the Aryans in the 5th and 6th centuries BC, the Bengalees were already racially mixed; on that count, the Aryans described them as “sankaras” or “hybrid people”.

The ancestors of present day inhabitants of Bangladesh have therefore emerged from the fusion of such diverse races as the Austric, Dravidian, Mongoloid, Homo-Alpine, Mediterranean Brown, Aryans and so on. The earliest historical reference to organised political life in the

Bangladesh region is traced to the writings on Alexander’s invasion of India in 326 BC. The Greek and Latin historians suggested that Alexander the Great withdrew from India, anticipating a valiant counter attack from the Gangaridai and Prasioi empires located in the Bengal region. Historians maintain that these empires were succeeded by the Maura (4th to 2nd century BC), the Guptas (4th to 5th century AD), the empire of Sasanka (7th century AD), the Pala empire (750 to 1162 AD), and the Senas (1162 to 1123AD).

From the 13th century AD, the Buddist and Hindu rulers were swamped by the flood of Muslim conquerors, and the tide of Islam continued up to the 18th century. Sometimes there were independent rulers in Bengal, like those of the Ilyas Shahi and Husain Shahi dynasties, while at other times, they ruled on behalf of the imperial seat of Delhi. From the 15th century, the Europeans – Portuguese, Dutch, French and British traders – exerted an economic influence over the region. British political rule over the region began in 1757 when the last Muslim ruler of Bengal Nawab Siraj-ud-daulah was defeated at the Battle of Palashi.

Climates

Bangladesh has a tropical monsoon climate marked sweltering temperatures and Summer humidity. The country has mainly four seasons, Summer (Mar-May), Monsoon (Jun- Sep), Autumn (Oct-Nov) and Winter (Dec- Feb). During Summer and Monsoon tropical cyclones, Storms and tidal bones, are not uncommon.

 

Population

With a unique communal harmony, Bangladesh has a population of about 17.0 million, making it one of the densely populated countries of the world. Majority of the population are Muslim, Hindus, Buddhists and Christians make up, 13 percent of the entire population. Over 98 percent people speak Bengali, English, however, is widely used

Administrative Unites

The lowest administrative unit is the union run by an elected union council. Government services are concentrated at the Upazila level. There are 492 Upzila in Bangladesh. Several form a district. The total number of districts stands at 64. The entire country is broadly divided into seven administrative divisions, namely Dhaka, Chittagong, Khulna, Rajshahi, Barishal, Sylhet and Rangpur.

Factory & Industry

Bangladesh is mainly an agricultural country. It has an agrarian economy. Agriculture accounts for nearly 46 percent of GDP and provides employment to more than 61 percent of the workforce. The major industry in Bangladesh is jute processing followed by cotton, Steel, Garments and Pharmaceutical.

Share Market in Bangladesh

 

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 Sheikh Hasina Hon’ble Prime minister of Bangladesh announced Digital Bangladesh.

General information

Official Name:	The People's Republic of Bangladesh
Political system:	Parliamentary democracy
Capital name:	Dhaka
Time zone:	GMT + 6 hours
Major cities:	Dhaka, Chittagong, Khulna, Rajshahi, Sylhet, Barisal, Rangpur
Principal rivers:	Padma, Meghna, Jamuna, Brahmaputra, Teesta, Surma and Karnaphuli.(total 310 rivers including tributaries).
Principal industries:	Ready made garments, pharmaceuticals, cements, garment accessories, chemicals, fertilizers, newsprint, leather and leather goods, paper, sugar, jute, ship building.
Principal exports:	Readymade garments, frozen foods (shrimps), leather, leather products, jute, jute products, tea, ceramic, textile fabrics, home textile, chemical product, light engineering products including bi-cycle.

Economy

GDP total:	$105.00 bn (at current prices 2010-11)
GDP per capita:	$775 (at current prices 2010-11)
GDP growth rate (%):	6.32 (at constant prices 2011-12)
Total exports:	$22.92 bn (2010-11)
Total imports:	$33.66 bn (2010-11)
Total FDI:	$1.114 bn (2011)
Forex reserves:	$9.364 bn (Dec 2011)
Currency:	BDT (1 BDT=$0.01434) (avg June 2011)