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PM urges Opposition

Maintain peace to attract investment
JESSORE, Feb 23: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today urged all opposition political parties to maintain the prevailing peace and stability in the country to attract more foreign investors, reports UNB.
"We could draw the attention of the foreign investors who have become eager to invest in the country and the opposition parties should not do anything that might destabilise this congenial investment climate." she said.
Addressing a huge public meeting at the local Eidgah maidan, the Prime Minister said political stability is a must for economic development of the country and all should try their best to ensure that.
The government, which is struggling for the economic
emancipation of the people, has already got investment offers to the tune of Tk 3.000 crore from the foreign investors, she told the meeting.
Hasina said the activities of the new government could improve a lot the image of the nation. The nation's image was heavily damaged for the activities of the previous government, which the present government is mending gradually.
The Prime Minister also attended a coordinating meeting on development activities and law and order.
Terrorists have no political identity, observed the Prime Minister directing the law-enforcing agencies to take stern action against the terrorists.
Referring to the historic
Ganges water treaty with India, she said the government was framing plans so that the available water could be used in the best way.
About different problems of the region, the Prime Minister said the government had allocated Tk 1 crore for solving the water logging problem of the area. If necessary, the government will allocate more money to remove the water stagnancy.
About a planned EPZ in the Khulna, she said decision had already been taken to set up export procession zone in the region.
She also called upon the local investors to set up mills and factories, assuring them of all-out help from the government.
Referring to the long-cherished Rupsha bridge. Hasina said the government had plans to set up the bridge along with railway lines.