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PHRA MONGKOL THEPMUNI
(Luang Phor Sodh Candasaro)
ASEAN INDICES
July 28, 2010
Market
Indices
Change

IDX*

3,093.21
15.51
KLCI 1,354.43 2.20
PSEi* 3,414.90 3.81
SGX 7.77
0.04
SET 854.29
0.61
Source : Relevant bourses
Note   :
* as of 27,22 July 10 
CURRENCY EXCHANGE
July 28,2010
Currency US$
Euro
Singapore $

1.33 1.74
Thai Baht*  
  32.35

42.18

Malaysia Ringgit 
  3.19
4.15
Indonesia Rupiah
  9,068.00
11,782.05
Philippines Peso  
  45.96

59.72

Source:Relevant central banks
Note   : *
  as of 27 July 10
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October 23, 2007

LAOS-BANGLADESH :Ties
Bangladesh restores diplomatic ties with Laos

Bangladesh and Laos have activated their diplomatic ties and agreed to strengthen co-operation in trade, investment and tourism sectors.
The broad-based agreement came at a meeting between visiting Laotian First Vice-Foreign Minister Phongsavath Boupa and Foreign Secretary Touhid Hossain in Dhaka on Saturday.
This was the first high-level official contact between the two countries since the establishment of diplomatic ties in 1988.
“We discussed how to develop our co-operation in trade, investment and tourism and increase people-to-people contact,” Bouph told reporters.
He said the two sides agreed in principle to ease the visa regime by offering on-arrival visa for officials and businessmen and exempt visa for holders of diplomatic passport.
Boupa hinted that Laotian businessmen might be interested in buying medicine from Bangladesh considering its quality and price as Laos imports medicines.
The bilateral trade between Bangladesh and Laos is very insignificant to be mentioned as both sides stressed the need for exchange of visits by the businessmen to explore cooperation in promising sectors.
The two sides also discussed how to improve connectivity between Bangladesh and Laos, the only landlocked country in Southeast Asia with a 6m population.
The two sides hinted air and road links in future. Courtesy Gulftimes
 




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