Staff Reporter :
Bangladesh Thai Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BTCCI) on Sunday urged more Thai investment by enhancing bilateral relationship between Bangladesh and Thailand.
The leaders of the BTCCI called this in a farewell program to the departing Thai Ambassador to Bangladesh Madurapocahana Ittarong at a city hotel.
BTCCI President Sajjatuz Jumma said, Bangladesh and Thailand were tested friends and the ethnic historical and cultural ties of both the countries went back years ago. BTCCI has been working an important role from its inception of 2003.
BTCCI leader has underscored the need for reducing the existing trade gap between two countries by importing more Bangladeshi products like pharmaceuticals, jute and jute goods, leather, manufacturing products and fisheries.
She emphasized on more investment in the infrastructure development of the country through joint venture. BTCCI president handed over a crest to the departing ambassador.
Adressing the occation, Ambassador of the Royal Kingdom of Thailand to Bangladesh appreciated the role of BTCCI to promote and develop trade, investment and industry between Bangladesh and Thailand. She expressed her continued efforts indeed to work for increasing investment in collaboration with Thai BOI and Bangladesh BOI and also with BTCCI. She also thanked to BTCCI for arranging such excellent gathering with some Bangladeshi Business Gala.
BTCCI Founder President Eng Rashed Maksud Khan presided over the programme.
BTCCI Hony. Director and Minister Counsellor (Commercial) of Royal Thai Embassy Wachara Chamnanwong, DCCI Former President and Chairman of Uttara Group Matiur Rahman, DCCI Former President and BTCCI member Sayeeful Islam, BTCCI Director Mafiz A Bhuiyan, BTCCI Director & BGMEA Director Md. Munir Hossain and DCL Former President Tanveer Muzhar Islam were present among other members of BTCCI in the program.
Bangladesh Thai Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BTCCI) on Sunday urged more Thai investment by enhancing bilateral relationship between Bangladesh and Thailand.
The leaders of the BTCCI called this in a farewell program to the departing Thai Ambassador to Bangladesh Madurapocahana Ittarong at a city hotel.
BTCCI President Sajjatuz Jumma said, Bangladesh and Thailand were tested friends and the ethnic historical and cultural ties of both the countries went back years ago. BTCCI has been working an important role from its inception of 2003.
BTCCI leader has underscored the need for reducing the existing trade gap between two countries by importing more Bangladeshi products like pharmaceuticals, jute and jute goods, leather, manufacturing products and fisheries.
She emphasized on more investment in the infrastructure development of the country through joint venture. BTCCI president handed over a crest to the departing ambassador.
Adressing the occation, Ambassador of the Royal Kingdom of Thailand to Bangladesh appreciated the role of BTCCI to promote and develop trade, investment and industry between Bangladesh and Thailand. She expressed her continued efforts indeed to work for increasing investment in collaboration with Thai BOI and Bangladesh BOI and also with BTCCI. She also thanked to BTCCI for arranging such excellent gathering with some Bangladeshi Business Gala.
BTCCI Founder President Eng Rashed Maksud Khan presided over the programme.
BTCCI Hony. Director and Minister Counsellor (Commercial) of Royal Thai Embassy Wachara Chamnanwong, DCCI Former President and Chairman of Uttara Group Matiur Rahman, DCCI Former President and BTCCI member Sayeeful Islam, BTCCI Director Mafiz A Bhuiyan, BTCCI Director & BGMEA Director Md. Munir Hossain and DCL Former President Tanveer Muzhar Islam were present among other members of BTCCI in the program.
