UNB, Dhaka :
Dhaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DCCI) and Gambia Chamber of Commerce and Industry on Tuesday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for exploring trade and investment between the two chambers.
DCCI secretary AHM Rezaul Kabir and Chief Executive Officer of Gambia Chamber of Commerce and Industry Alieu Secka signed the MoU on behalf of their respective chamber.
The MoU was signed when a 12-member delegation from Gambia, led by Minister for Trade, Investment, Regional Integration and Employment (MOTIE) Abdoulie Jobe, visited the DCCI and held a business meeting.
DCCI president Mohammad Shahjahan Khan received the delegation. Ambassador of Gambia accredited to Bangladesh and India Dembo M Badjie and Honorary Consul of Gambia in Bangladesh Kazi Khurran Ahmed were present during the meeting.
DCCI president Shahjahan Khan said the two countries should work together to enhance agri and food processing industries.
He also urged the Gambian entrepreneurs to import chemical, leather and leather goods, footwear, and light engineering and plastic goods from Bangladesh.
The Gambian Minister urged the private sector representatives from both countries to come forward for business development.
Dhaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DCCI) and Gambia Chamber of Commerce and Industry on Tuesday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for exploring trade and investment between the two chambers.
DCCI secretary AHM Rezaul Kabir and Chief Executive Officer of Gambia Chamber of Commerce and Industry Alieu Secka signed the MoU on behalf of their respective chamber.
The MoU was signed when a 12-member delegation from Gambia, led by Minister for Trade, Investment, Regional Integration and Employment (MOTIE) Abdoulie Jobe, visited the DCCI and held a business meeting.
DCCI president Mohammad Shahjahan Khan received the delegation. Ambassador of Gambia accredited to Bangladesh and India Dembo M Badjie and Honorary Consul of Gambia in Bangladesh Kazi Khurran Ahmed were present during the meeting.
DCCI president Shahjahan Khan said the two countries should work together to enhance agri and food processing industries.
He also urged the Gambian entrepreneurs to import chemical, leather and leather goods, footwear, and light engineering and plastic goods from Bangladesh.
The Gambian Minister urged the private sector representatives from both countries to come forward for business development.
