Muktadir for greater Danish investment in BD
Commerce, Industries and Textiles and Jute Minister Khandakar Abdul Muktadir today urged Denmark to scale up its investment in Bangladesh, underscoring the country’s strong potential as an investment destination.
“The government is prioritizing infrastructure development, improving logistics efficiency, and enhancing the ease of doing business. These efforts send a positive signal to global investors,” Muktadir said, reports BSS.
The Minister made these remarks during a meeting with Danish Ambassador to Bangladesh Christian Brix Møller at his Secretariat office in the city said a press release.
The meeting focused on strengthening bilateral trade, investment, and broader economic cooperation.
Muktadir highlighted Bangladesh’s key advantages, including its skilled workforce, large domestic market, and strategic geographic position, which together make it an attractive hub for foreign investors.
He also noted that the steady influx of young workers into the labor market continues to expand the country’s industrial and investment capacity.
He invited Danish businesses to explore opportunities in renewable energy, infrastructure, and industrial sectors, expressing optimism about deepening economic engagement.
In response, Ambassador Møller congratulated the new government and described Bangladesh-Denmark relations as a strong example of evolving from development cooperation to a strategic business partnership.
He acknowledged Denmark’s growing commercial ties with Bangladesh, noting consistent expansion in bilateral trade.
The ambassador pointed to Maersk as a successful example of Danish business operations in Bangladesh and highlighted ongoing investments by Danish firms, particularly in renewable energy.
He also expressed interest in expanding cooperation in the livestock and dairy sectors, alongside infrastructure and industrial development.Møller further reiterated Denmark’s support for Bangladesh’s economic and democratic reform initiatives, saying these would help strengthen bilateral relations.
The meeting was also attended by Commerce Ministry Secretary (routine charge) Md. Abdur Rahim Khan and other senior officials.
Both sides concluded the discussion with optimism, reaffirming their commitment to advancing trade and investment ties between the two countries.
