Regarding the postponement of the export order, the chief adviser press secretary Shafiqul Alam said there was nothing to panic on them. We are saying again and again – we will take some steps so that Bangladesh's exports will grow in the United States and do not decrease.
He said this while addressing reporters during a press briefing at the Intercontinental Hotel in the capital on Monday (April 7th).
“Traders have expressed concern that export orders are being postponed,” Shafiqul Alam said, “I think these are short time.” There is nothing to panic. We are saying again and again – we will take some steps so that Bangladesh exports will increase in the United States, not decrease. That's all we told the businessmen. '
“Yesterday (April 7), there was a very good meeting with the businessmen yesterday (April 7). Former BGMEA president Farooq Hasan, BKMEA executive president Mohammad Hatem and others were present among others, Tapan Chowdhury, Nasim Manzoor, Lubana Haque. I told them that the steps we are taking will increase our exports to the United States, not decrease. '
“We have said that the steps being taken, the market share with the United States will be better,” he said.
In response to a question about Donald Trump, the chief adviser press secretary said, “Our letter is a big message.”
