US Chamber of Commerce will virtually launch US-Bangladesh Business Council on Tuesday to strengthen the trade, commerce and investment relations between the two countries. Senior Official for Economic Growth, Energy, and the Environment of the U.S. Department of State Ambassador Marcia Bernicat and US Ambassador to Bangladesh Earl Miller will discuss the strategic and commercial outlook of Bangladesh and the US in the 21st century. Also read: Dhaka-Washington ties to get stronger under Biden Administration: Ambassador Miller Leaders from the government and private sector of both countries will talk on the future of the US-Bangladesh economic partnership. With a rapidly-growing middle class, skilled workforce, and resilient economy, Bangladesh presents an unparalleled opportunity for investment and business partnerships, said the US Embassy in Dhaka. Also read: US-Bangladesh relations: A little less pious talk, please The country’s investments in human capital and physical and digital infrastructure are poised to transform the country over the next decade, it said With the launch of the U.S.-Bangladesh Business Council, the Chamber is demonstrating its continued commitment to fostering bilateral business ties and creating an expanded platform for business advocacy, said the host country. Also read: Promoting respect for rights a global effort, says US