The seminar was organised by CUTS International, with support from the Asia Foundation and backed by Tripura govern Industries and Commerce Department. It looked at trade facilitation between Tripura and Bangladesh on specific agricultural commodities - like potato, green chilies, tomato and eggplant. During his address V George Jenner, Tripura Industries and Commerce director, pitched for more 'border haats,' through which such trade could take place. "I would prefer for more border haats than the land customs stations. "But when it comes to border haats, the result is reverse.

Source: bd News24 September 08, 2016 05:03 UTC