Govt to import 60,000 MTs urea fertiliser from Saudi Arabia, Qatar 

BSS
Published On: 18 Sep 2024, 21:33 Updated On:18 Sep 2024, 21:36

DHAKA, Sept 18, 2024 (BSS) - The government today approved separate proposals for importing 60,000 metric tons of bulk granular urea fertiliser from Saudi Arabia and Qatar. 

The approvals came from a meeting on the Adviser Council Committee on Government Purchase with Finance Adviser Dr Salehuddin Ahmed in the chair held at Bangladesh Secretariat today.

Emerging from the meeting, Dr Salehuddin told reporters that after the end of Aman season, Boro season will need the most fertiliser. "We hope that there will be no shortage of fertiliser and foodstuffs. Our stock is also adequate. We will get more fertiliser," he added. 

As per the proposal, 30,000 metric tons of bulk granular urea fertilizer will be imported from SABIC Agri-nutrients Company, Saudi Arabia with around Taka 118.01 crore with each metric ton costing $327.83. 

The remaining 30,000 metric tons of bulk granular urea fertiliser will be imported from Muntajat, Qatar through a state agreement. The import will cost the same Taka 118.01 crore with each metric ton costing $327.83.

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