2024-05-15 09:39:22
Industries Minister Nurul Majid Mahmud Humayun commented that geographically and strategically vital Bangladesh is rising as a development hotspot by way of sustainable practices. He mentioned, as a result of growth of the nation’s financial system, world corporations are displaying curiosity in investing right here. Within the final decade, Bangladesh has skilled a median financial development of about 7 p.c.
The minister mentioned these items whereas addressing the chief visitor on the ‘Key and Particular Tackle Session’ of the 4th Bangladesh Worldwide Commerce Summit-2024 at Resort Pan Pacific Sonargaon within the capital on Tuesday (Might 14).
World well-known data sharing firm ‘Bigmint’ has organized this summit for 2 days. About 500 representatives of metal, cement, ship recycling trade and energy sector from 25 nations together with India, USA, Germany, Italy, China, Vietnam, Taiwan, Australia, Japan, Belgium are collaborating in it.
On the event, the Industries Minister mentioned that this nation with a inhabitants of 172 million has a big client market and large public sources. Developed and enormous nations like China, Japan, India, Korea are investing in Bangladesh on a big scale. Consequently, our world commerce scope is step by step rising. Other than the core trade textile, we’re diversification into different core industries.
Within the session chaired by Dilshad Ahmed, Bangladesh accomplice of ‘Bigmint’, eminent industrialist Sufi Mohammad Mizanur Rahman, the initiator of this commerce summit, was the panel discussant.
Amer Ali Hossain, Ambassador of Norway in Dhaka and Managing Director of BSRM, attended the occasion.
Nurul Majid Mahmud Humayun mentioned, this two-day worldwide commerce summit brings collectively key stakeholders of metal, cement and energy sectors together with trade leaders, coverage makers, merchants and traders. Furthermore, it’s going to create a platform to open up new horizons of cooperation in these sectors, create mutual networks and handle market traits, potential challenges.
The session was attended by representatives and consultants from numerous industries together with metal, cement and ship breaking and recycling industries and energy sector.