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GROCERY.

 Import and export of grocery goods may be allowed subject to the restriction of Overseas Country on the basis of Royalty or Commission with the license to be issued by the Board through this Trade Mission.

ARTS & CRAFTS.

 The Bangladesh Government has started one Arts and Design Department with renowned Artist Mr. Quamrul Ilasan as its head. They are working well specially in posters, designs, monograms etc. I understand the Government is also meeting their financial requirements. Their artists may be encouraged by arrangemer of selling their production as arts & craft of Bangladesh. They may exhibit these arts and crafts in a showroom at Bangladesh Mission which will be attractive to foreigners. The sale proceeds may be credited to Bangladesh Government.

PHOTOGRAPHS:

 There must be some concerns who should keep the possession of photographs of Bangladesh. No photographer or any other concerns should be allowed to sell any photographs of Bangladesh. The Government or the Commerce and Finance Ministry should have the knowledge of any sale proceeds of Bangladesh photographs. There is a tremendous demand for such photographs in the whole over the world. The Trade Mission may arrange to sell them at a fixed price collaborating with Directorate of Press and Information Department of Bangladesh and forward the sale proceeds to Finance Ministry. The Govt. have financed to purchase Cameras. Photographers are also maintaining by the Govt. efforts may be taken for income of the Government.

NEWSPAPER:

 It is reported that many news papers are being published without any knowledge of Government. Any concern may be entrusted to look into it. It is further reported that some unscrupulous persons are trading with the newsprint which are being obtained from Indian authority in the name of Bangladesh struggle for liberation. These underhand deals of the so called publishers of periodicals and weeklies have been causing immense harm to our national prestige. F

STATE BANK OF BANGLADESH:

 If our liberation is delayed, the President of the People's Republic of Bangladesh may consider of promulgation of an ordinance to establish a State Bank as large number of transactions and many other monetary problems are to be sorted out. The formation of State Bank may be required when the political recognition shall be achieved from India and other countries. Any reported branch of local bank up to the time of political recognition may be used as agent who may give us space for our cash transaction and chest for deposit along with their security. Creation of this Bank will give immense scope for monetary collection and transaction all over the world on behalf of Bangladesh.

 I have been advised by my economist friends and experts in England and other parts abroad who are in a position to bring maximum amount of foreign exchange against