The government of Bangladesh has denied a Bollywood allowed the actor to perform at an event in the capital Dhaka in an effort to save dollars as part of austerity measures.
Nora Fatehi, known for her work in the Indian film industry, was not licensed “because of the global situation and for the purpose of maintaining foreign exchange reserves”, according to an announcement issued by the Ministry of Culture of Bangladesh. released on Monday. Fatehi is scheduled to dance and present awards at an event organized by the Women Leadership Corporation.
The ministry referred to central bank restrictions on dollar payments amid dwindling foreign exchange reserves, which fell to $36.33 billion on October 12 – enough to spread over about four months of imports – from $46.13 billion a year earlier.
Fatehi, who comes from a Moroccan-Canadian family, made her debut in Hindi films in 2014, according to the website IMDb.
The International Monetary Fund According to Anne-Marie Gulde-Wolf, deputy director of Asia and the Pacific Room at IMF.
Reserves “remain at a comfortable level, but the trend has turned down,” she said at a press conference on Oct. 13. The IMF is discussing an economic program that will “include measures to stabilize economy and avoid further recession in the economy”.
Nora Fatehi, known for her work in the Indian film industry, was not licensed “because of the global situation and for the purpose of maintaining foreign exchange reserves”, according to an announcement issued by the Ministry of Culture of Bangladesh. released on Monday. Fatehi is scheduled to dance and present awards at an event organized by the Women Leadership Corporation.
The ministry referred to central bank restrictions on dollar payments amid dwindling foreign exchange reserves, which fell to $36.33 billion on October 12 – enough to spread over about four months of imports – from $46.13 billion a year earlier.
Fatehi, who comes from a Moroccan-Canadian family, made her debut in Hindi films in 2014, according to the website IMDb.
The International Monetary Fund According to Anne-Marie Gulde-Wolf, deputy director of Asia and the Pacific Room at IMF.
Reserves “remain at a comfortable level, but the trend has turned down,” she said at a press conference on Oct. 13. The IMF is discussing an economic program that will “include measures to stabilize economy and avoid further recession in the economy”.
