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Regional Trading Arrangements: Opportunities and Pitfalls for BangladeshEditing Team: Md. Jahirul Islam,Dr. Shah Md. Ahsan Habib ,Shahedur Rahman Shamim, Afrina Tanzin D.Net and Oxfam, Summary: Historically, Bangladesh is not very active in participating in regional trading arrangements. Starting from 1976 Bangladesh has signed 4 regional preferential trading arrangements, 1 bilateral trading arrangement, and 2 free trade area agreements. Extent of tariff liberalization under the preferential trading arrangements has been always
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