The Bangladesh High Commission in New Delhi hosted an event for investors and business leaders from India on Thursday evening, at its premises in the diplomatic enclave of the Indian capital.
Representatives from a range of medium and large enterprises participated in the event to explore potential investment opportunities in Bangladesh, ahead of the Bangladesh Investment Summit, set to take place from April 7-10 in Dhaka.
During the event, Acting Bangladesh High Commissioner Md Nurul Islam emphasized that Bangladesh is now led by new leadership with a renewed vision, and the country is progressing rapidly, offering a favorable climate for investment, according to a message received from the Mission.
"With abundant energy resources and a competitive workforce, it’s hard to find a better destination for foreign investment that promises significant returns," it quoted the Acting High Commissioner as saying.
Abdullah Al Mamun, Minister (Political) at the High Commission, presented to the gathered investors and business leaders. Iftekhar Uddin Shamin, Counselor (Commerce), and Johirul Islam, Counselor (Economic), addressed questions from Indian investors and businesspeople during the Q&A session.
The event was attended by representatives from major corporations, including Ashok Leyland and Larsen & Toubro.