Bangladesh government assured that potential investors from Japan will be given full cooperation in a bid to drive up the number of investments made in Bangladesh.
"The strength and stability of our economy and our strong political leadership is undoubted. We are very grateful to be considered as a possible destination for further Japanese investments," said Salman F Rahman, the prime minister's private industry and investment affairs adviser. Rahman made these remarks while addressing a virtual discussion styled, 'Dialogue to drive Japanese investments in Bangladesh' jointly organised by the Prime Minister's Office, the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA).
Over 200 participants from Japan's private sector joined the webinar, aimed at attracting investments from the island nation.
During the event, Rahman urged Japanese businesses to take advantage of Bangladesh's high corporate profitability, business-friendly policies, massive domestic market and strategic access to key markets across the world.
While addressing the event, Ito Naoki, the Japanese ambassador to Bangladesh, asked investors from his country to explore the diverse investment opportunities available here. Bangladesh's economic landscape will transform in a few years with adequate support from the Japanese government, Naoki said. The ambassador also mentioned Japan's cooperation in the Bay of Bengal Industrial Growth Belt initiative, the Mass Rapid Transit project and the expansion of Dhaka's Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport.
"The strength and stability of our economy and our strong political leadership is undoubted. We are very grateful to be considered as a possible destination for further Japanese investments," said Salman F Rahman, the prime minister's private industry and investment affairs adviser. Rahman made these remarks while addressing a virtual discussion styled, 'Dialogue to drive Japanese investments in Bangladesh' jointly organised by the Prime Minister's Office, the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA).
Over 200 participants from Japan's private sector joined the webinar, aimed at attracting investments from the island nation.
During the event, Rahman urged Japanese businesses to take advantage of Bangladesh's high corporate profitability, business-friendly policies, massive domestic market and strategic access to key markets across the world.
While addressing the event, Ito Naoki, the Japanese ambassador to Bangladesh, asked investors from his country to explore the diverse investment opportunities available here. Bangladesh's economic landscape will transform in a few years with adequate support from the Japanese government, Naoki said. The ambassador also mentioned Japan's cooperation in the Bay of Bengal Industrial Growth Belt initiative, the Mass Rapid Transit project and the expansion of Dhaka's Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport.
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