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Monday | September 21, 2026 | Dhaka

Matrade mission from Malaysia visits BMCCI Secretariat

 New Nation
 Published: 12:00 AM, 31 October 2023

Business Desk :
The Bangladesh-Malaysia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BMCCI) had the honor of hosting the esteemed delegates from the Matrade Export Acceleration Mission on Monday at the BMCCI Secretariat.

This visit marks a significant milestone in the ongoing efforts to strengthen bilateral trade and investment ties between Malaysia and Bangladesh.

Jamilur Rahman, secretary general Motaher Hoshan Khan, joint secretary general Rubaiyat Ahsan, and Directors Mahbubul Alam Shah, Sifat Ahmed Chaudhuri, and AFM Asif extended a warm and cordial welcome to the distinguished Malaysian delegates upon their arrival.

Malaysian High Commissioner to Bangladesh Haznah Md Hashim was present as guest of honor at the occasion.
President of BMCCI Syed Almas Kabir delivered an insightful welcome address, highlighting the immense trade and investment opportunities that exist in Bangladesh.

His presentation shed light on the potential for mutual growth and collaboration between the two nations.

Following the informative presentation, BMCCI went the extra mile to showcase the rich culinary heritage of Bangladesh by treating their Malaysian counterparts to traditional Bengali breakfast.

The Malaysian delegates were enthralled by the flavors and aromas of the authentic cuisine.

The 20-member delegation were led by Trade Commissioner of Matrade Chennai Wan Ahmad Tarmizi Wan Idris.