Business Report :
The Foreign Investors’ Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FICCI), in collaboration with the Embassy of the Republic of Korea, hosted a seminar titled “Korea-Bangladesh Economic Cooperation”on Sunday at a city hotel in the capital. The event aimed to forge a forward-thinking economic cooperation model between Korea and Bangladesh.
Adviser to the Ministries of Industries and Housing & Public Works Adilur Rahman Khan graced the event as the Chief Guest while Executive Chairman of the Bangladesh Investment Development Authority (BIDA) and the Bangladesh Export Processing Zones Authority (BEZA) Chowdhury Ashik Mahmud Bin Harun was preset as the Special Guest.
The seminar showcased a lineup of influential speakers, including high officials from the Korean Embassy, the Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency (KOTRA), KBCCI, KOTRA, KExim Bank, KIND, and representatives from various Bangladeshi and Korean businesses.
In his remarks, Chief Guest Adilur Rahman Khan stated, “Strengthening economic ties with Korea is vital for Bangladesh’s development. This seminar lays the groundwork for collaboration that will benefit both nations and enhance investment opportunities.”
Special Guest Chowdhury Ashik Mahmud Bin Harun added “We are excited about the prospects of Korean investment in our industries, particularly in sectors like manufacturing and technology. Together, we can create a robust framework for economic growth.”
FICCI President Zaved Akhtar expressed his gratitude to the Embassy of the Republic of Korea and the Korea-Bangladesh Chamber of Commerce & Industry (KBCCI) for partnering with FICCI to organize the seminar. He emphasized that this collaborative approach is crucial for driving innovation and development, which will unlock new investment opportunities.
The KBCCI President Shahab Uddin Khan thanked FICCI for its unwavering commitment to fostering international economic ties, which is helping Bangladesh attract more FDI. He highlighted that “seminars like these serve as vital platforms for driving economic cooperation. Looking ahead, the KBCCI is eager to continue partnering with FICCI to champion the interests of businesses and promote economic growth in the region.”
