Yunus invites int’l investors to explore Bangladesh
Staff Reporter :
Ahead of the Bangladesh Investment Summit, Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus has invited Bangladesh’s friends, partners and global leaders to explore the extraordinary investment opportunities that Bangladesh has to offer.
“There has never been a better moment to explore the extraordinary investment opportunities in Bangladesh,” he said, as the government is set to host the Bangladesh Investment Summit 2025 next month.
Dr Yunus said Bangladesh has undergone profound transformations with a forward-thinking investment climate.
“We are committed to ensuring a level playing field for all our investors,” said the Chief Adviser in a message to global investors, reports UNB.
Dr Yunus said the Summit is a gateway for investors to have more data-driven insights. “Come and witness the potential that Bangladesh holds for you. And join us in shaping the future of investment in one of the world’s most dynamic economies.”
The Chief Adviser said he is looking forward to welcoming the global partners and investors in new Bangladesh.
The Bangladesh Investment Summit 2025, hosted by the government of Bangladesh, showcases a new investment climate in Bangladesh – set for transformative investments and unmatched growth.
Global leaders, Fortune 500 executives, and industry pioneers will engage in discussion as Bangladesh redefines the future of investment in one of the world’s most dynamic markets.
Executive Chairman of Bangladesh Investment Development Authority (BIDA) Chowdhury Ashik Mahmud Bin Harun will hold a press briefing on Sunday, said Chief Adviser’s Deputy Press Secretary Abul Kalam Azad Majumder on Friday.
Organised by BIDA, the Bangladesh Investment Summit 2025 – set to take place in Dhaka from April 7-10, introduces the Excellence in Investment Award, a hallmark initiative celebrating investors shaping Bangladesh’s economic future, officials said.
This honour recognizes enterprises for their transformative contributions in areas such as investment scale, environmental stewardship, regulatory adherence, and employment generation.