UNB, Dhaka :
A Chinese business delegation here on Monday said the Chinese investors are keen to invest in IT, E-commerce, bio-medicine, clothing, food and beverages, tourism and leisure, and power sector of Bangladesh.
A delegation of China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) stated this at a trade discussion with Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FBCCI) at the FBBCCI conference room in city’s Motijheel.
CCPIT Vice-president Huang Xiaohang said Chinese investors are very successful in IT, E-commerce, bio-medicine, clothing, food and beverages, tourism and leisure, and power sector.
“The Chinese investors will come to Bangladesh if they find business- friendly environment.”
He also said that some Chinese investors are very keen to invest in exploring deep sea resources.
Speaking on the occasion, FBCCI acting president Monowara Hakim Ali said Bangladesh maintains a very good business relation with China. Bangladesh imports from China amounted to $7.55 billion in 2012-13 fiscal, which was almost 25 percent of the country’s total import.
She said Bangladesh holds the second position in RMG, ship building and tannery goods export in the world. If the Chinese investors invest in these sectors, they would benefit.
The FBCCI acting president further said that the Chinese investors can invest in industrial parks, education, technology, transportation, communications, infrastructure, and power sector.
CCPIT deputy director Liang Hui and Zheng Chuiyang, FBCCI secretary general Mir Shahabuddin Mohammad, directors Harun-ur-Rashid and Mohabbat Ullah were, among others, present at the programme.
A Chinese business delegation here on Monday said the Chinese investors are keen to invest in IT, E-commerce, bio-medicine, clothing, food and beverages, tourism and leisure, and power sector of Bangladesh.
A delegation of China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) stated this at a trade discussion with Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FBCCI) at the FBBCCI conference room in city’s Motijheel.
CCPIT Vice-president Huang Xiaohang said Chinese investors are very successful in IT, E-commerce, bio-medicine, clothing, food and beverages, tourism and leisure, and power sector.
“The Chinese investors will come to Bangladesh if they find business- friendly environment.”
He also said that some Chinese investors are very keen to invest in exploring deep sea resources.
Speaking on the occasion, FBCCI acting president Monowara Hakim Ali said Bangladesh maintains a very good business relation with China. Bangladesh imports from China amounted to $7.55 billion in 2012-13 fiscal, which was almost 25 percent of the country’s total import.
She said Bangladesh holds the second position in RMG, ship building and tannery goods export in the world. If the Chinese investors invest in these sectors, they would benefit.
The FBCCI acting president further said that the Chinese investors can invest in industrial parks, education, technology, transportation, communications, infrastructure, and power sector.
CCPIT deputy director Liang Hui and Zheng Chuiyang, FBCCI secretary general Mir Shahabuddin Mohammad, directors Harun-ur-Rashid and Mohabbat Ullah were, among others, present at the programme.
