Dutch IT firms keen to partner BD companies
Economic Reporter :
Dutch IT (information technology) companies have expressed their keenness to partner with Bangladeshi IT companies to seize opportunities evolving in Bangladesh.
Dutch public agency CBI (Centre for the promotion of imports from developing countries), ITC, in association with Dutch IT consulting firms GPI Consultancy, Firstlife.net and iConnect-Tech organized a seminar in Amsterdam in the Netherlands recently and discussed the business collaboration.
CBI is part of the Netherlands Enterprise Agency and commissioned by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands.
Bangladesh Ambassador to the Netherlands Sheikh Mohammed Belal attended the seminar and highlighted the government’s ‘Digital Bangladesh’ vision, according to a message received here from the Hague on Thursday.
He urged Dutch IT companies to make inroads in Bangladesh taking advantage of the geo-strategic location, demographic dividend and IT-enabling infrastructure and facilities prevailing in Bangladesh.
Ambassador Belal, through a presentation, highlighted the ongoing digital revolution and urged all to take advantage of the enabling environment in Bangladesh.
Drawing their attention to the geo-strategic location of Bangladesh in between China and India, he asserted that the road to coming Asian century shall traverse through Bangladesh.
Four Bangladeshi companies – Datasoft Systems Bangladesh Limited., Brain Station-23, Nascenia Limited and IMpulse (BD) Ltd. participated at the seminar.
The top executives of the companies focused on their strength and outsourcing opportunities in Bangladesh while the prospective Dutch companies expressed their keenness on partnering with their Bangladeshi partners with the motto of growing together.
Dutch IT (information technology) companies have expressed their keenness to partner with Bangladeshi IT companies to seize opportunities evolving in Bangladesh.
Dutch public agency CBI (Centre for the promotion of imports from developing countries), ITC, in association with Dutch IT consulting firms GPI Consultancy, Firstlife.net and iConnect-Tech organized a seminar in Amsterdam in the Netherlands recently and discussed the business collaboration.
CBI is part of the Netherlands Enterprise Agency and commissioned by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands.
Bangladesh Ambassador to the Netherlands Sheikh Mohammed Belal attended the seminar and highlighted the government’s ‘Digital Bangladesh’ vision, according to a message received here from the Hague on Thursday.
He urged Dutch IT companies to make inroads in Bangladesh taking advantage of the geo-strategic location, demographic dividend and IT-enabling infrastructure and facilities prevailing in Bangladesh.
Ambassador Belal, through a presentation, highlighted the ongoing digital revolution and urged all to take advantage of the enabling environment in Bangladesh.
Drawing their attention to the geo-strategic location of Bangladesh in between China and India, he asserted that the road to coming Asian century shall traverse through Bangladesh.
Four Bangladeshi companies – Datasoft Systems Bangladesh Limited., Brain Station-23, Nascenia Limited and IMpulse (BD) Ltd. participated at the seminar.
The top executives of the companies focused on their strength and outsourcing opportunities in Bangladesh while the prospective Dutch companies expressed their keenness on partnering with their Bangladeshi partners with the motto of growing together.
