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  1. Pakistan
  2. Myanmar
  3. Sri Lanka
  4. India
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Option 4 : India

The correct answer is India.

  • Bangladesh is a developing economy and one of the fastest-growing economies in South Asia.
  • Its top import partners are China($10 billion (21.53%)), India($5.8 billion(12.24%)). India is the second largest trade partner of Bangladesh.
  • Its top export destinations are the EU, USA, and Germany.
  • Its economy is majorly driven by exports of ready-made textiles, jute, shipbuilding and leather goods.
  • It imports cotton, petroleum oils, cereals, and edible oils.
  • Its coastal belt facilitates trade not only for the country but also for neighbouring landlocked countries like Nepal and Bhutan.
  • Dhaka and Chittagong are major financial centres in the country.
  • It is a part of regional economic associations like SAARC, BIMSTEC, and SAFTA (South Asian Free Trade Agreement).

  • Bangladesh
    • Capital: Dhaka
    • Currency: Taka
    • Prime Minister: Sheikh Hasina
    • President: Abdul Hamid
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