Government to purchase 90,000 tons of TSP and urea fertilizer

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The government will buy a total of 90,000 tons of TSP and urita fertilizer from Morocco and Qatar, including TSP 30,000 tons and Urita, 637 crore 23 lakh 52 thousand 52 thousand tons of urea.

The meeting was held on Wednesday (September 21) in the meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Government Crite held under the chairmanship of Finance Minister AHM Mustafa Kamal. The meeting was held at the vertoiling of the meeting. Abdul Barik.

He said that two proposals were presented in the meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs held under the chairmanship of the Finance Minister and 11 proposals in the Cabinet Committee on Government Critics.

Among them, two proposals were approved in the meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs and 10 proposals in the Cabinet Committee on Government Crit. The total amount of money for the proposals was estimated at Tk 1,903 crore 87 lakh 1 thousand 923.

Md. Abdul Barik said that through the Bangladesh Agricultural Unnat Corporation (BADC) under the Ministry of Agriculture, 221 crore 53 lakh 50 thousand 357 taka from Morocco OCP, SA has been approved to import 30 thousand tons of TSP fertilizer.

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