The Public Private Partnership Authority (PPPA) signed a transaction advisory services agreement on Patenga Container Terminal with the International Finance Corporation (IFC) Saturday in Dhaka. The "Equip, Operate and Maintenance of Patenga Container Terminal" deal was signed at the Prime Minister's Office in the presence of Ahmad Kaikaus, prime minister's principal secretary and chairman of the PPPA, and Shipping Secretary Md Mostafa Kamal, according to a media statement. Read: Colocity brings Microsoft Azure stack hub hybrid cloud to Bangladesh Muhammad Ibrahim, chief executive officer of PPPA, and Nuzhat Anwar, acting country manager of IFC, signed the agreement. Also, Chittagong Port Authority Chairman Rear Admiral Mohammad Shahjahan signed a letter agreement with Nuzhat. Read IFC, BRAC Bank to launch Bangladesh’s first ever housing bond

State Minister for Foreign Affairs M Shahriar Alam has urged Saudi Arabia to sign a MoU between Public-Private Partnership Authority (PPPA) of Bangladesh and competent Saudi authority, which would enable Saudi investors to invest in Bangladesh.