Marking three decades of expanding commercial relations between Bangladesh and the United States, the three-day 30th U.S. Trade Show 2026 is set to begin on November 5 at the InterContinental Dhaka.
Organized by the American Chamber of Commerce in Bangladesh (AmCham), the milestone exhibition will run through November 7, bringing together 43 participating institutions across 63 booths. Organizers expect an influx of 10,000 to 15,000 visitors over the three-day event.
Details of the upcoming exhibition were announced on Monday in a press conference held at the InterContinental Dhaka. AmCham President Syed Mohammad Kamal, Advisor Paul Frost, Secretary Chowdhury Kaiser Mohammad Riyadh, and Executive Member Al Amin M Russell, among other leaders, were present at the briefing.
Speakers at the press conference noted that the primary objective of the trade show is to showcase diverse U.S. products, services, technologies, and innovations to Bangladeshi buyers and businesses, while fostering deeper trade cooperation, increased investment, and new partnership opportunities.
Key Attractions and Sectoral Zones:
This year's exhibition features 36 established companies alongside seven emerging startups. For the first time, the event introduces dedicated sector-wise zones covering:
Power and Energy, Information and Communication Technology (ICT) and Digital Economy, Banking and Financial Services, Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG), Manufacturing and Logistics, Education and Development,Agribusiness.
In addition to the specialized Startup Zone highlighting entrepreneurial innovations, the exhibition will feature a ‘Carnival Zone’—where visitors can purchase products directly from participating entities—and a Heritage Corner celebrating the three-decade legacy of the trade show and its role in strengthening bilateral economic ties.
Seminars and International Participation:”
Running parallel to the exhibition, six thematic seminars will be held, convening policymakers, business leaders, and industry experts to deliberate on Bangladesh’s economic priorities, investment potentials, and bilateral collaboration.
The seminar agenda includes discussions on power and energy, healthcare and medical technology, ICT and digital economy, women’s leadership, U.S. investment opportunities through the SelectUSA program, and the evolving dynamics of Bangladesh-U.S. trade.
Furthermore, business delegations representing various U.S. state-level American Chambers of Commerce are scheduled to visit Bangladesh during the event. They will engage with local enterprises, evaluate investment prospects, and explore avenues for commercial cooperation.
Visitor Access and Timing:
To streamline attendance, organizers have introduced a convenient three-day digital visitor pass, obtainable through online registration.
The 30th U.S. Trade Show will remain open to visitors daily from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM at the InterContinental Dhaka. AmCham has encouraged all interested participants to complete online registration in advance to secure their passes.